Suppose you were to ask which shoes in the Air Jordan line have had the privilege of receiving the most creative treatment and interpretation. In that case, a convincing argument can be made that the Air Jordan 5 is right up there with some of the best colourways to boot.

Compiling the opinions of sneakerheads and collectors, the top 25 Air Jordan 7 Retro sneakers listed below are some of the most beloved (and sometimes divisive) in the sneaker community. RELATED: The Top 7 Air Jordan 1 Low Colorways Of All Time 1.

The Undefeated x Air Jordan 4 ‘Deep Green’ is set to make a comeback on June 28. It'll be available via Nike, the SNKRS app, and select stockists across the globe for $225, and while it won't be as exclusive as the ’05 launch, it’ll still be plenty tough to cop.

The Air Jordan 4, launched in 1989, has always been a loved sneaker series of the sneakerheads. Be it for men, women, kids, or toddlers, this series has launched a range of sneakers in amazing colorways. If you're looking forward to growing your Jordan collection, we have listed the 5 cheapest Air Jordan 4 colorways you can buy from Nike's website.

The release for the Air Jordan 1 High “Xuanwu” will be as limited as the shoe is eye-catching. Just 3,399 pairs will go on sale exclusively in China for 3,399 Chinese Yuan, which converts to roughly $463.

What are the best Air Jordan 3 colorways of all time? Co-hosts Joe La Puma, Brendan Dunne, and Matt Welty debate that in their latest list rundown on this new episode. What’s the best non-original Air Jordan 3?

Jordan Brand has another Air Jordan 1 “Year of the Snake” release planned, but this high-top iteration takes a unique spin on the theme, inspired by the Chinese deity Xuanwu. RELATED: Rui Hachimura x Air Jordan 1 Low ‘Cranes’: The Collab Everyone’s Talking About A Closer Look At The Sneaker For those who are unfamiliar,

While Jordan Brand’s Year of the Snake releases have been a little underwhelming, to say the least, the label is set to release a special “Xuanwu” inspired Air Jordan 1 High design that will almost make up for their lacklustre offerings.

This latest Air Jordan 1 gets its look from the Xuanwu deity in Chinese mythology, often depicted as a hybrid of a tortoise and a snake. The upper's overlay panels feature a premi