{"id":278832,"date":"2013-03-06T16:39:11","date_gmt":"2013-03-06T22:39:11","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/nicekicks.com\/?p=278832"},"modified":"2018-05-14T03:32:55","modified_gmt":"2018-05-14T07:32:55","slug":"the-15-best-air-jordan-retros-weve-never-seen-on-the-nba-hardwood","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.snkrsday.com\/the-15-best-air-jordan-retros-weve-never-seen-on-the-nba-hardwood\/","title":{"rendered":"The 15 Best Air Jordan Retros We’ve Never Seen on the NBA Hardwood"},"content":{"rendered":"
Over the last few years, we?ve seen retro Jordans take over the casual space and make a splash on the hardwood. Many of our favorite NBA players have balled in a variety of rarely seen retros, but some Jordans are still yet to be seen at the game?s highest level. With that in mind, we take a look at fifteen of the best Air Jordan retros that have never been worn in an NBA game. Give us your favorites in the poll and comment section.<\/p>\n
Back when the ?Laneys? first dropped, retros weren?t in rotation for most NBA stars. We could see a few sneakerheads on the Golden State Warriors rocking these in a game.<\/p>\n
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Rip Hamilton debuted the recent ?Cement? 4 release on court, but their black-based Retro+ counterpart has never seen the pro game. These are neutral enough to be brought out by anybody, but a Spurs sporting makes sense.<\/p>\n
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Russell Westbrook in vault retros? Why not? The pearl white base and bright shades of blue and orange make for a nice match with OKC colors.<\/p>\n
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The “Wheats” would?ve looked nice with the LeBron-era Cavs unis. We?re still waiting for these to make an NBA debut.<\/p>\n
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This Melo-inspired makeup wasn?t worn on court by Air Anthony. These days, the ?Mist Blue? 4s would still look nice with Nuggets or Grizzlies gear.<\/p>\n
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The first batch of patent leather Air Jordan 11 Lows got more love off-court when they released. Any chance Nate brings out this White\/Red colorway in Chi-Town?<\/p>\n
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Three releases and no NBA action? Hard to believe, but the ?Olives? are yet to play in a pro game. This off-court colorway would go well with the Raptors camo uniforms.<\/p>\n
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The Atlanta Hawks are one of many NBA teams wearing throwbacks this season. This ?Citrus? colorway would look fly with the retro jerseys.<\/p>\n
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There isn?t a lot of brown on most NBA team?s color palettes. Still, we?d love to see the ?Mochas? on court.<\/p>\n
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Neither the Charlotte or New Orleans Hornets rocked the ?Grape? 5s on court. That should change soon.<\/p>\n
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Not too many collabs make it on court, then again, not too many people have these. Like the ?Olives,? these would look nice with the camo Raptors jerseys.<\/p>\n
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We?d like to think pro basketball is coming back to Seattle. When it does, the ?Doernbecher? 2s need to make their NBA debut.<\/p>\n
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Matching is an afterthought for most hoopers these days. The ?Do the Right Thing? 3s might take well to the Denver jerseys, but would stand out on any team.<\/p>\n
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When the Air Jordan 5 ?Burgundy? released it was a lifestyle play. We could see this colorway crossing over with the Cavs.<\/p>\n
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The Pistons haven?t had a sneaker star since Rip went to Chicago. That could all change with an ?Eminem? 4 debut in the Palace.<\/p>\n
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