Official Images of the Air Jordan 14 "Flint Grey"

Update: It has been a few months since the Air Jordan 14 "Flint Grey" first popped up in Jordan Brand's Spring 2024 Retro Collection preview. Now, with the sneaker releasing later this month, it has been officially revealed in its entirety. Drawing inspiration from the Air Jordan 8 "Cool Grey" and its predecessor, the Air Jordan 11 "Cool Grey," it serves as the latest arrangement to cover the sneaker in its 26th year. Release remains anticipated for March 20 via Nike SNKRS and select retailers at a starting price of $210 USD. For more info about the pair, be sure to review our initial breakdown below.Original Story: As the rollout of Jordan Brand's spring products begins, we're catching new glimpses of the many designs showcased during its Spring 2024 Retro Collection reveal. Looking to the Air Jordan 14 as it comes off of its 25th anniversary celebration, it made two appearances in the preview with its low-top "Love Letter" colorway officially revealed earlier this week. Now, a closer look at the Air Jordan 14 "Flint Grey" has been shared.During the aforementioned showcase, the Jumpman team noted that the colorway draws inspiration from 2017's Air Jordan 8 "Cool Grey," which originally pulled from 2001's Air Jordan 11 "Cool Grey." It utilizes grey throughout the build as a hairy suede hits the overlays while a cashmere suede is spread across the base. Per usual, the Jumpman logo can be spotted at the heel, lateral and beneath the lacing system with a "23" hit located at the heel as well. White detailing arrives courtesy of the shoe's sole unit to complement the otherwise-grey pair arriving this spring.At the time of writing, we're still awaiting confirmation from Jordan Brand regarding the official launch procedure of the Air Jordan 14 "Flint Grey." However, it is currently expected to be releasing via Nike SNKRS and select retailers on March 20 at a price of $210 USD. Stay tuned for updates, including a complete visual breakdown of the pair. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Sneaker Knockerz (@sneakerknockerzllc)Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Update: It has been a few months since the Air Jordan 14 "Flint Grey" first popped up in Jordan Brand's Spring 2024 Retro Collection preview. Now, with the sneaker releasing later this month, it has been officially revealed in its entirety. Drawing inspiration from the Air Jordan 8 "Cool Grey" and its predecessor, the Air Jordan 11 "Cool Grey," it serves as the latest arrangement to cover the sneaker in its 26th year. Release remains anticipated for March 20 via Nike SNKRS and select retailers at a starting price of $210 USD. For more info about the pair, be sure to review our initial breakdown below.

Original Story: As the rollout of Jordan Brand's spring products begins, we're catching new glimpses of the many designs showcased during its Spring 2024 Retro Collection reveal. Looking to the Air Jordan 14 as it comes off of its 25th anniversary celebration, it made two appearances in the preview with its low-top "Love Letter" colorway officially revealed earlier this week. Now, a closer look at the Air Jordan 14 "Flint Grey" has been shared.

During the aforementioned showcase, the Jumpman team noted that the colorway draws inspiration from 2017's Air Jordan 8 "Cool Grey," which originally pulled from 2001's Air Jordan 11 "Cool Grey." It utilizes grey throughout the build as a hairy suede hits the overlays while a cashmere suede is spread across the base. Per usual, the Jumpman logo can be spotted at the heel, lateral and beneath the lacing system with a "23" hit located at the heel as well. White detailing arrives courtesy of the shoe's sole unit to complement the otherwise-grey pair arriving this spring.

At the time of writing, we're still awaiting confirmation from Jordan Brand regarding the official launch procedure of the Air Jordan 14 "Flint Grey." However, it is currently expected to be releasing via Nike SNKRS and select retailers on March 20 at a price of $210 USD. Stay tuned for updates, including a complete visual breakdown of the pair.