Price:<\/strong> $225<\/p>\nRevisiting the Celtics\/Bulls rivalry, this Air Jordan 1 tandem remained old school and classic. Jumpman branding and lackluster leather turned away some, but both makeups still turn heads today.<\/p>\n
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5. Air Jordan 6\/7 “Golden Moments” Package<\/h2>\n Released:<\/strong> August 18, 2012 \nPrice:<\/strong> $350<\/p>\nDMP regret and the recent retro rush probably lend more to demand than any Olympic ties. With that said, the colorways are on point, proving more fashion friendly and of the times than just about any other non-OG pairing.<\/p>\n
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4. Air Jordan 6 “Infrared” Package<\/h2>\n Released:<\/strong> June 19, 2010 \nPrice:<\/strong> $310<\/p>\nTwo OGs in one box? Tough to beat. Slight variances in color could’ve stacked the odds against this double-drop, but OG nostalgia outshined any varsity blues on this red-hot release.<\/p>\n
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3. Air Jordan 5 “Toro Bravo” Pack<\/h2>\n Released:<\/strong> May 30, 2009 \nPrice:<\/strong> $310<\/p>\nUnreliant on hardwood accomplishments, the Air Jordan 5 “Toro Bravo” Package was hot off colorways. The red suede proved even flashier than the 3M makeup, broadening the range for what was acceptable on a retro. Two titles made for one forgettable story, but still came off stronger than conjured connections seen on other thematic drops.<\/p>\n
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2. Air Jordan 11\/12 CDP<\/h2>\n Released:<\/strong> December 20, 2008 \nPrice:<\/strong> $310<\/p>\nJordan Brand saved the best for last with the 11\/12 CDP. The “Playoff” 11s proved the seamless transition from Black\/Red holiday retros (a four year run, only interrupted by the “Fire Red” 5s in 2006) to the AJ 11 anticipation we see today. Truth be told, this was the only Countdown Package where everyone felt like they were getting two shoes they wanted. Even so, quality concerns kept these two OG titans from taking the number one spot.<\/p>\n
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1. Air Jordan 6\/11 Defining Moments Package<\/h2>\n Released:<\/strong> January 28, 2006 \nPrice:<\/strong> $295<\/p>\nThe package that started it all ends this list. Coinciding with the start of two championship runs, the original DMP drop was nostalgic in silos, elegant in styling, and limited in numbers. This duo set the precedent for packages to follow and proved that retro+ colorways could have class.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Yesterday, Michael Jordan and his wife Yvette welcomed twins. Congrats to MJ and Yvette on the birth of their daughters. As fans of MJ and of course his kicks, we’ve seen some memorable sets of two release from his footwear empire. Take a look back at some of our favorite two-in-one releases from JB in this archived feature focused on the launch of the “Golden Moments” Package.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":2415,"featured_media":229995,"comment_status":"open","ping_status":"closed","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"_acf_changed":false,"footnotes":""},"categories":[3,618,1225574],"tags":[1225452,1225537,1225575],"cultivate_rss":[],"class_list":{"2":"type-post"},"acf":[],"yoast_head":"\n
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