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The Air Jordan 6 Retro Olympic 2024 edition revives a beloved colorway that premiered at the 2000 Sydney Summer Olympics. This marks the third iteration of this iconic design, following its original 2000 release and a 2012 re-release for the London Games. Crafted with an eye for authenticity, the latest edition closely mirrors the original specifications.
The 2024 reissue preserves the classic color scheme of White, Varsity Red, and Midnight Navy, a patriotic tribute that reflects the colors of the American flag. The Jordan 6 Olympic 2024 features a robust tumbled leather upper, setting a durable and premium foundation. White overlays contrast sharply against the Midnight Navy base, lending the shoe a dynamic and visually striking appearance.
Distinctive Varsity Red accents embellish the Jumpman logos on the lace guard and heel, injecting a vibrant contrast that catches the eye. The design continuity extends to the lace locks and the iconic spoiler-like pull tab at the heel, both of which enhance the functional aesthetics of the shoe.
Below the surface, the Olympic 6s are engineered for performance. A lightweight polyurethane midsole houses the visible Air-Sole heel unit, providing responsive cushioning. This is complemented by a translucent rubber outsole, which adds to the visual impact while also offering reliable traction, making the shoe as practical on the court as it is off it.
SNEAKERS
The Air Jordan 6 Olympic colorway holds a special place in Jordan Brand history. Originally released in 2000 and later re-released in 2012 for the London Olympics, the Air Jordan 6 “Olympic” has a rich history. Although Michael Jordan himself never wore this colorway during the Summer Games, it was famously worn by Team USA athletes Ray Allen and Vin Baker in Sydney.
Scheduled for release on August 3, 2024, the Air Jordan 6 “Olympic” precedes the closing ceremonies of the Paris Olympics, offering fans and collectors an opportunity to own a piece of Jordan Brand and Olympic history.