The Much-Anticipated J Balvin x Air Jordan 3 'Rio' Release Date
J Balvin Air Jordan 3 "Rio" - New Dope

The Much-Anticipated J Balvin x Air Jordan 3 'Rio' Release Date


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The J Balvin x Jordan collaboration is set to release soon. Sneakerhead enthusiasts alike prepare for the long-awaited drop of the J Balvin Air Jordan 3 "Rio." Fans got a glimpse of a spec sample that J Balvin sent to DJ Khalid.

At the beginning of this year, on January 1, fans got a sneak peak of the official sneaker by J Balvin himself on Instagram.

Release Date

Nike released the official photos of the sneakers earlier this month, and announced the official release date of the J Balvin AJ3s with the "Rio" colorway. The sneakers will drop on SNKRS as well as select retailers on May 21 at 10PM EDT.

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The sneakers keep the integrity of the classic Jordan style while embracing the sunset hues inspired by J Balvin's "sanctuary" in Medellín, highlighted by "Solar Flare" and "Total Crimson." The sunset inspired colorway is contrasted with the stark black leather, helping to illustrate the "nightfall-inspired design." Accompanied with a signature emblem in the manner of a key ring, the sneakers come with specially designed box which reads: "A sunset always reminds me, a new day full of opportunity is coming."

Get yours HERE, on SNKRS for $315.


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