| Release Date | 11-25-2010 |
| Designer | Tinker Hatfield |
| Nickname | Flint |
| Colorway | French Blue/University Blue/Flint Grey/White |
| Upper Material | Mesh |
| Release Date | 11-25-2010 |
| Designer | Tinker Hatfield |
| Nickname | Flint |
| Colorway | French Blue/University Blue/Flint Grey/White |
| Upper Material | Mesh |
Released in 1997, the Air Jordan XIII has become a favorite in the Air Jordan line. Designer Tinker Hatfield thought Jordan's movements on the court were similar to a panther, so he used the sleek animal as an inspiration for this Air Jordan model. Panther design elements can be seen throughout the sneaker, but most noticeably on the sole (which resembles a paw), and with a "panther eye" (which is a hologram that displays the number 23, the Jumpman logo, and a basketball).
Released in 1997, the Air Jordan XIII has become a favorite in the Air Jordan line. Designer Tinker Hatfield thought Jordan's movements on the court were similar to a panther, so he used the sleek animal as an inspiration for this Air Jordan model. Panther design elements can be seen throughout the sneaker, but most noticeably on the sole (which resembles a paw), and with a "panther eye" (which is a hologram that displays the number 23, the Jumpman logo, and a basketball).
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Jordan 13 Retro Flint (2010)
Released in 1997, the Air Jordan XIII has become a favorite in the Air Jordan line. Designer Tinker Hatfield thought Jordan's movements on the court were similar to a panther, so he used the sleek animal as an inspiration for this Air Jordan model. Panther design elements can be seen throughout the sneaker, but most noticeably on the sole (which resembles a paw), and with a "panther eye" (which is a hologram that displays the number 23, the Jumpman logo, and a basketball).
Released in 1997, the Air Jordan XIII has become a favorite in the Air Jordan line. Designer Tinker Hatfield thought Jordan's movements on the court were similar to a panther, so he used the sleek animal as an inspiration for this Air Jordan model. Panther design elements can be seen throughout the sneaker, but most noticeably on the sole (which resembles a paw), and with a "panther eye" (which is a hologram that displays the number 23, the Jumpman logo, and a basketball).
