Spiderman Showcases the Air Jordan 1 - Hyper Crimson in new Trailer


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The Jordan Brand is everywhere in pop culture, but in the Marvel Universe?? I guess MJ is the GOAT in any universe. Spider Man's new movie No Way Home showcases the unmasked Spiderman rocking the Air Jordan 1 Hyer Crimson shoes as he sits on the roof chatting with the other MJ (Played by Zendaya).

The Jordan 1 Retro High Neutral Grey Hyper Crimson. This AJ1 comes with a black upper plus grey and red accents, grey Nike “Swoosh”, white midsole, and grey sole. These sneakers released in January 2019 and retailed for $160

Jordan 1 - Hyper Crimson

Ditching the silhouette’s standard all-leather construction, the Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG ‘Neutral Grey’ features a mixed-material build. A tumbled black leather base is contrasted by soft grey suede overlays and a contrasting pop of Hyper Crimson on the suede collar. ‘SP 19 Air Jordan 1 High OG’ is stamped in white print on the quarter panel.


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