{"id":183774,"date":"2011-09-24T19:55:50","date_gmt":"2011-09-25T00:55:50","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/nicekicks.com\/?p=183774"},"modified":"2022-09-16T03:01:22","modified_gmt":"2022-09-16T08:01:22","slug":"all-the-way-turnt-up-6-loudest-air-jordans-ever","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.snkrsday.com\/all-the-way-turnt-up-6-loudest-air-jordans-ever\/","title":{"rendered":"All the Way Turned Up: 6 of the Loudest Air Jordans Ever"},"content":{"rendered":"
The Air Jordan 4 “Doernbecher” is undoubtedly one of most head-turning, eye-opening Air Jordan retro creations we have ever seen. Whether you are into loud sneakers or not, you cannot help but notice and take a second look at designs like the upcoming “Doernbecher” Air Jordan 4. What other Air Jordans belong in the same categories as these? Or do they stand alone in their own department? The answer to the latter question is no. Our staff compiled a list of the loudest, most flamboyant Air Jordans we have ever seen. Would you or have you snagged any one of these designs? Check out our All the Way Turnt Up: 6 of the Loudest Air Jordans Ever<\/strong> feature, and let us know which one intrigues you the most.<\/p>\n Released: <\/strong> July 2008<\/p>\n Although this Air Jordan 7 possesses the international, Olympic spirit, the story behind this unique design answers all of your color and creative design questions. It was specifically inspired by the artistic work of Spanish painter\/sculptor Joan Miro who passed a few months before Team USA won the gold medal in the 1984 Olympic games. If you recall, MJ wore the Air Jordan 7 when the Dream Team won the gold medal in Barcelona, Spain, Miro’s hometown.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Released: <\/strong> October 2009<\/p>\n If you’re not familiar with Leroy Smith, just know that he is single-handily responsible for Michael Jordan’s success…so he says. Jordan Brand designed an erratic Air Jordan 1 for the creator of getyourbasketballon.com almost two years ago. Is it one of the better Air Jordan 1s to date? Well, probably not. However, you won’t forget this pinstripe, red\/gold accented Air Jordan, which is inspired by Leroy?s peculiar outfits.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Released: <\/strong> November 2010<\/p>\n The Air Jordan Bin 23 Collection has produced some very interesting, high-quality designs, but none have been as boisterous as the Air Jordan 7 Premio. Jordan Brand went back to the roots of the Air Jordan 7 creation to find inspiration on this pair. Tribalism and African Art influenced by an “Afropop Worldwide” poster, caught Tinker Hatfield’s eye when initially designing MJ’s seventh signature. Therefore, Jordan Brand took it a step further when creating this pair. Specifically, the jagged, zebra stripe-like heel pattern was taken from a sketch within Tinker?s original mood boards.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Released: <\/strong> November 2008<\/p>\n The aforementioned Air Jordan 4 is not the only Doernbecher design that caught the attention of many. Tony Taylor Jr., a Doernbecher patient who overcame a kidney transplant, got the chance to use his creative juices on the Air Jordan 1 silhouette. It features a blue gradient attribute on the majority of the upper and Tony Taylor’s very own logo, Mr. Boober, on the tongue tag.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Released: <\/strong> February 2011 (eBay auction)<\/p>\n To coincide with the Jordan Brand WINGS for the Future Program, the storied brand connected with world renowned artist Dave White to create a stunning Air Jordan 1 in a patriotic way using a flashy mosaic of an American colors. David White’s style of artistry is ever so present on this design, namely his signature splatter marks, the gold tipped toe box and painted red brushstrokes and stars throughout the base. 23 pairs were auctioned off, and all proceeds went to the WINGS for the Future Program.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Released: <\/strong> N\/A<\/p>\n Is the Air Jordan 4 “Doernbecher” the loudest Air Jordan retro you’ve seen? Sure, the volt accents, mixed with the different arrow shapes and Superman logo are definitely something to scratch your head over. However, don’t judge this creation until you found out the complete story.<\/p>\n Now that you have scrolled through our All the Way Turnt Up: 6 of the Loudest Air Jordans Ever<\/strong> feature, let us know which one intrigued you the most in our voting poll below.<\/p>\n [polldaddy poll=5529100]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Check out our All the Way Turnt Up: 6 of the Loudest Air Jordans Ever feature.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":149,"featured_media":183827,"comment_status":"open","ping_status":"closed","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"_acf_changed":false,"footnotes":""},"categories":[3,618],"tags":[1225452,1770,1225537,1225575],"cultivate_rss":[],"class_list":{"2":"type-post"},"acf":[],"yoast_head":"\nAir Jordan 7 “Miro”<\/h3>\n Air Jordan 7 “Miro”\n Air Jordan 7 “Miro”\n Air Jordan 7 “Miro”\n
Air Jordan 1 “Leroy Smith”<\/h3>\n Air Jordan 1 “Leroy Smith”\n Air Jordan 1 “Leroy Smith”\n Air Jordan 1 “Leroy Smith”\n Leroy Smith\n
Air Jordan 7 Premio “Bin 23”<\/h3>\n Air Jordan 7 “Premio” Bin 23 Collection\n Air Jordan 7 “Premio” Bin 23 Collection\n Air Jordan 7 “Premio” Bin 23 Collection\n
Air Jordan 1 Doernbecher “Mr. Boober”<\/h3>\n Air Jordan 1 Doernbecher “Mr. Boober”\n Air Jordan 1 Doernbecher “Mr. Boober”\n Air Jordan 1 Doernbecher “Mr. Boober”\n Air Jordan 1 Doernbecher “Mr. Boober”\n
David White x Air Jordan 1<\/h3>\n David White x Air Jordan 1\n David White x Air Jordan 1\n David White x Air Jordan 1\n
Air Jordan 4 “Doernbecher”<\/h3>\n Air Jordan 4 “Doernbecher”\n Air Jordan 4 “Doernbecher”\n Air Jordan 4 “Doernbecher”\n