The Air Jordan 10 “Red Steel” Returns Next Year for the First Time Since 2005

Another Jordan Brand retro has entered the chat for 2027 this week. The latest archival sneaker to get a re-release from the Jumpman will be the “Red Steel” Air Jordan 10, released in 2005 and never again since the mid 2000s.

The Air Jordan 10 holds a very special place in the history of Michael Jordan’s signature shoes. At the time of the model’s rollout. Mike had stepped away from professional basketball in the wake of personal troubles, and deciding to try his hand at his other favorite sport, baseball. As a result, the upcoming Air Jordan 10 was never officially signed off on my Jordan, though designer Tinker Hatfield had consulted him early in the design process. Unclear on whether MJ would return to the NBA court in the future, Nike & Tinker decided to pay tribute to his major career accomplishments on the 10’s outsole, leaving the top spot with “’94 BEYOND”, leaving space for more to come. In 2005, the Jumpman released their first retros of the 10, introducing new colors like the “Red Steel” colorway. This pair was never worn on-court by MJ, but added the Chicago Bulls’ signature red to the shoe original “Steel” staple color scheme.

AIR JORDAN 10 “RED STEEL” 2027 RELEASE INFORMATION

The rumored return of the Air Jordan 10 “Red Steel” is currently expected to release on March 20th, 2027, though this date is subject to change, as we are still a long ways out from release. This drop will mark the “Red Steel” edition’s second-ever release to the public, after its OG debut in 2005. Pairs will be available from Nike and select retailers for $215.

Air Jordan 10 “Red Steel”
Color: White/Varsity Red-Light Steel Grey
Style Code: HJ6779-100
Release Date: March 20th, 2027
Price: $215

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