Air Jordan 17

The Air Jordan 17 was released February 9, 2000. This was the first shoe released since Jordan's 2nd return to the NBA playing for the Washington Wizards. The first color to release matched their jersey. Wilson Smith III designed the Jordan 17. Michael signed Michael Phillips the musician. So one key element to the Nike Air Jordan 17 was from Jazz music, if you look on them, you will notice molded in Jazz notes. Also, inspirations for the shoe once again came from a car, this time being an Aston Martin. The soles were said to come from a golf course Michael played at. The Nike Air Jordan 17 Shoe was nicely made. And they came equipped with a removable mid-foot strap, Zoom Air sole, dynamic-fit sleeve, hidden quick lace system, lace-locks, leather uppers and carbon-fiber sheath. When you decide to add a metal case and a CD something tells you the production cost must rise quite a bit. This also seemed to be the case as the Nike Air Jordan 17 Shoes had a retail price at $200, the highest ever for a pair of Jordan Shoe. And the value continues to rise with each day.