Last updated at 22/07/2024 04:25:26
| Release Date | 10/24/2015 |
| Release Date | 10/24/2015 |
The Nike Air Jordan 8 'Three-Peat,' also known as the 'Three Time's A Charm' celebrates Michael Jordan's first three-peat NBA championship season with the Chicago Bulls. The colorway incorporates hues from the LA Lakers, Portland Trail Blazers, and the Phoenix Suns — the teams that had to settle for second place from 1991 to 1993. Released in October 2015, the sneaker also includes a unique graphic of the NBA championship trophy behind the Jumpman branding on the tongue.
The Nike Air Jordan 8 'Three-Peat,' also known as the 'Three Time's A Charm' celebrates Michael Jordan's first three-peat NBA championship season with the Chicago Bulls. The colorway incorporates hues from the LA Lakers, Portland Trail Blazers, and the Phoenix Suns — the teams that had to settle for second place from 1991 to 1993. Released in October 2015, the sneaker also includes a unique graphic of the NBA championship trophy behind the Jumpman branding on the tongue.
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The lowest price we last saw for Air Jordan 8 Retro 'Three Peat' was $404.00 (last seen 22 July 2024). Prices may have changed since.
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Prices last updated 22 July 2024.
Air Jordan 8 Retro 'Three Peat'
The Nike Air Jordan 8 'Three-Peat,' also known as the 'Three Time's A Charm' celebrates Michael Jordan's first three-peat NBA championship season with the Chicago Bulls. The colorway incorporates hues from the LA Lakers, Portland Trail Blazers, and the Phoenix Suns — the teams that had to settle for second place from 1991 to 1993. Released in October 2015, the sneaker also includes a unique graphic of the NBA championship trophy behind the Jumpman branding on the tongue.
The Nike Air Jordan 8 'Three-Peat,' also known as the 'Three Time's A Charm' celebrates Michael Jordan's first three-peat NBA championship season with the Chicago Bulls. The colorway incorporates hues from the LA Lakers, Portland Trail Blazers, and the Phoenix Suns — the teams that had to settle for second place from 1991 to 1993. Released in October 2015, the sneaker also includes a unique graphic of the NBA championship trophy behind the Jumpman branding on the tongue.