Since the 1980’s, most notably, since Michael Jordan created his very own sneaker, having the right shoes on your feet, and safely on your shelf, is how one becomes a sneakerhead. Often, a sneakerhead won’t realize that they are a sneakerhead until they actually take a moment to check out their collection.
As you carefully display each pair of sneakers on the floor, safely in their opened box, you proudly say, “Look. At. All. Of. My. Sneakers!”
Congratulations. You are now a sneakerhead.
No longer just a staple in the athletic and hip hop scene, the “right sneaker” is something that a sneakerhead collects. They display it. They answer the call of, “Hey, man. Where’d you get those shoes?” The obsession has even transferred over to brightly colored sneakers beyond the go-to brands of Nike and Adidas.
Let’s get specific. The Air Jordan 10 was the first in the line of Air Jordan sneakers that Michael Jordan did not actually approve. This tidbit of information is interesting enough to make this a valuable shoe in the Air Jordan dynasty. The Air Jordan 10 was created during MJ’s brief departure from the NBA. When he returned, he rocked these…along with his new number, 45.
The Air Jordan 10s are one in a lineage of classic sneakers. Any sneakerhead worth his/her weight understands that you can’t have 9 or 11 without 10.
Bonqo wants you to find that missing piece to your Air Jordan family of shoes. We’ve got a pair of Air Jordan 10s. The question is: do you?
If you are in the market to complete your collection, these are up for sale. Go on, put in an offer. 9 & 11 will thank you.
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