Air Jordan 10

The Air Jordan 10, also known simply as the "Jordan X," is a classic sneaker from the Air Jordan line, designed by Tinker Hatfield and originally released in 1995. The Air Jordan 10 has a clean and simple design compared to some of its predecessors. It features a combination of leather and nubuck materials, and it lacks the prominent Nike Swoosh logo. One of the standout features of the Air Jordan 10 is the outsole, which displays a list of Michael Jordan's career achievements up to that point. Each circle on the outsole represents a significant milestone in Jordan's career. The tongue of the Air Jordan 10 often features a Jumpman logo and a "23" or "45" embroidery, symbolizing Michael Jordan's jersey numbers. The shoe includes a Phylon midsole for cushioning and comfort. The outsole of the Air Jordan 10 typically features a herringbone traction pattern for excellent grip on the basketball court. The shoe has midfoot overlays for additional support and lockdown. The Air Jordan 10 has been released in numerous colorways over the years, including original styles and collaborations. Some iterations of the Air Jordan 10 feature a removable inner bootie for added comfort. The Air Jordan 10 is known for its simplicity and focus on performance. It was originally designed for the basketball court, but like many Air Jordan models, it has also gained popularity as a lifestyle sneaker.