Today?s The Good, the Bad & the Ugly features two superb Nike Air Max 1 styles, a roundup of the Jordan Brand holiday releases and a newly-designed, performance-based sneaker. See the position each sneaker holds in our weekly feature below. What was your personal good, bad and ugly this week?<\/p>\n
We have witnessed some very nice Air Max 1 releases this year such as the Nike Air Max 1 QS White\/Varsity Royal-Neutral Grey and the Parra x Nike Air Max 1. These ‘Crepe’ Nike Air Max 1s undoubtedly belong in the conversation of top Air Max 1s of 2010. You cannot go wrong with simple colors on the Air Max 1 such as the Black and Sail color schemes on these uppers, and the crepe sole is an attribute that we would like to see more often. You can now purchase both pairs at select retailers including at the Snkrs Day shop for $110 each (phone orders welcome).<\/p>\n
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How can this be bad? Jordan Brand is set to rule the month of December with Air Jordan retro releases such as the “Altitude” Air Jordan 13, the Air Jordan 13 White\/Black-Varsity Red, the “Cool Grey” Air Jordan 11 and the “Doernbecher” Air Jordan 3. Why so much heat at one time, Jordan Brand? We know some of you have been prepping your bank accounts for this time of the year, but that is still a lot of money if you’re planning on purchasing all four (and we have not even mentioned the “Flint” Air Jordan 13s that release on the November 26th). If one purchases the “Altitude” Air Jordan 13 ($160), the Air Jordan 13 White\/Black-Varsity Red ($160), the “Cool Grey” Air Jordan 11 ($175) and the “Doernbecher” Air Jordan 3 ($160), that’s $655 for December. $815 if you factor in the “Flint” Air Jordan 13s at the end of November. Are you ready?<\/p>\n
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The majority of you are excited about the aforementioned holiday Jordan Brand releases; however, there are a few upcoming Jordan releases that will instantly turn your smile upside down. We’re all for Jordan Brand unleashing new performance-based sneakers; yet, this Jordan Flight School fails in class it tries to enroll in. It seems to be too bulky and generic. With all of the lightweight basketball sneakers on the market, why would you want to lace up this big thing?<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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