How Much Is Jordan 1 in South Africa?
How much is a Jordan 1s?
The high Air Jordan 1s in South Africa cost an equivalent of R2, 860.69, While the Low and Mid charge R1, 934.93 and R1, 514.29.
How much is Jordan retro high in South Africa?
A pair of Air Jordan high-cost Electro orange(OG) costs R2,999.
How much is a Jordan 4 in SA?
Air Jordan 4 Retro White and Oreo costs R3499.
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How much does the Jordan 1s used to cost?
A pair of Air Jordan use to cost ZAR 1,089.35
How many Jordans are there?
There are about 26 signature pairs of Air Jordan shoes to hit the Market.
1991 Air Jordan 1
The “Black Toe” version of the Air Jordan 1 was released in 1991. It’s one of the most sought-after Air Jordan sneakers, and some collectors have paid thousands of dollars for original pairs. The story goes that Michael Jordan was playing in a game when he stepped on the foot of a fellow player, puncturing the toe of his shoe. While this is not the most appealing story to come out of the Air Jordan franchise, it shows how iconic this shoe version has become. Now, the “Black Toe” Jordan 1 is known as one of the best releases in the history of the Air Jordan line. The shoe was re-released in 2003 to celebrate Jordan’s 10th anniversary as a Nike athlete. The shoes sold out almost immediately.
1992 Air Jordan 2
The “Freeze” colorway of the Air Jordan II was released in 1992 amid a blaze of controversy. Due to the rising concern about gang violence in Los Angeles, the NBA banned these sneakers from being worn on the court. Michael Jordan had recently retired at the time, so this reaction was assumed to be a nod to his retirement. Despite the controversy, the Freeze IIs were wildly popular among collectors. The sneakers were re-issued in 2003, and they sold out instantly. If you can find a pair of these originals, they can be worth as much as ZAR 29,335.95.
1993 Air Jordan 3
The “Black Cement” variation of the Air Jordan 3 had a rocky path to success. At first, Nike decided against releasing these shoes, but they were so popular that they eventually changed their minds. The Black Cement Jordan 3s are one of the most highly sought-after Air Jordans among collectors. They have sold for as much as ZAR 502,902.00, with some pairs selling for more than ZAR 1,676,340.00.
1996 Air Jordan 4
The original “Toro” colorway of the Air Jordan IV caused a stir when it was first released. This was the first time that the “Jumpman” logo had ever been used on a Jordan product, and it was one of the few times that Michael Jordan had allowed his logo to be used without his name attached. The Toro IVs were re-released in 2003. Some versions sold for as much as ZAR 33,526.80.
2001 Air Jordan 7
The original “Japan” version of the Air Jordan VII was released in 2001 and intended to be a one-time-only release. This shoe is known among collectors as one of the most valuable Air Jordans ever made. Some people have paid as much as ZAR 502,902.00 for a pair.
2003 Air Jordan 11
The “Bred” version of the Air Jordan X is one of the rarest sneakers ever. Collectors have debated for years about how many pairs of this sneaker exist. Some experts say that there are as few as 20 pairs. Others believe that as many as 100 pairs exist. If you ever find a pair of these sneakers, you can be sure they’ll be worth a lot of money.
2003 Retro Air Jordan 12
The “Flu Game” variation on the original Air Jordan XII. The story goes that Michael Jordan was sick with a flu-like virus before an NBA finals game. He came to the court wearing these shoes, and he went on to score 38 points to lead his team to victory. These shoes are incredibly valuable and regularly sell for thousands of dollars on the resale market.
2004 Retro Air Jordan 13
The “Concord” version of the Air Jordan XIII has become one of history’s most sought-after Air Jordans. These sneakers originally retailed for $185, but some collectors have paid as much as ZAR 335,209.00 for a pair.
2009 Retro Air Jordan 14
The original “Chinese New Year” version of the Air Jordan XIV was released in 2009, and it was one of the last Air Jordans that Michael Jordan was involved with before he retired. These sneakers have become incredibly popular among collectors and regularly sell for thousands of dollars.
