Air Jordan 17 (XVII) Retro Sneakers Product Description
Released February 2002
"I am returning as a player to the game I love". Seeing an opportunity to teach the younger players, Michael returns to the game with a new team but that same drive. Leading Washington in points per game, scoring his 30,000th career point, notching up 51 points in a single game, Michael reminds the world he can still dunk.
Released February 2002
"I am returning as a player to the game I love". Seeing an opportunity to teach the younger players, Michael returns to the game with a new team but that same drive. Leading Washington in points per game, scoring his 30,000th career point, notching up 51 points in a single game, Michael reminds the world he can still dunk.
Air Jordan 17 (XVII)
Head Designer: Wilson Smith III
Michael joined the Washington Wizards as President of Basketball Operations in January of 2000 and selected Kwame Brown with the top overall pick in the 2001 NBA Draft. On September 25th 2001 he resigned his position and instead signed a player contract.
MJ was back again!
Keeping the cover
The Air Jordan XVII design was said to be inspired by three things; "the fine details from an Aston Martin, the smooth lines and flow of a jazz solo and the long Air Jordan Sneakres history of innovations in style"
Well, if the XVI's were equipped with a gaiter/shroud that was removable and that would cover almost more than half of the shoe, the XVII's were no worse. With a removable midfoot cover you were once.
Air Jordan 17 (IVII) Retro Sneakers Packaging
2002 - comes in a silver duralumin metal case and lined with black sponge. Comes with an interactive CD.
Head Designer: Wilson Smith III
Michael joined the Washington Wizards as President of Basketball Operations in January of 2000 and selected Kwame Brown with the top overall pick in the 2001 NBA Draft. On September 25th 2001 he resigned his position and instead signed a player contract.
MJ was back again!
Keeping the cover
The Air Jordan XVII design was said to be inspired by three things; "the fine details from an Aston Martin, the smooth lines and flow of a jazz solo and the long Air Jordan Sneakres history of innovations in style"
Well, if the XVI's were equipped with a gaiter/shroud that was removable and that would cover almost more than half of the shoe, the XVII's were no worse. With a removable midfoot cover you were once.
Air Jordan 17 (IVII) Retro Sneakers Packaging
2002 - comes in a silver duralumin metal case and lined with black sponge. Comes with an interactive CD.
