Jordan Sixty Plus

Released in 2009, the Jordan Sixty Plus offers a hybrid silhouette in Neutral Grey, Ceramic and Midnight Navy. The name of the shoe is a reference to Michael Jordan eclipsing the 60-point mark in a game, a feat he accomplished five times during his illustrious career. The sneaker's design draws inspiration from two iconic models, the Air Jordan 2 and 5. The Wings logo appears on the tongue, as it did on the AJ2, while the midsole with its shark teeth-like design was taken from the AJ5.