
Air Jordan 3
The Air Jordan 3 is Michael Jordan’s third signature model and is one of the most iconic silhouettes of the OG Jordan line. The shoe originally debut in 1988 and was the first Air Jordan model to implement visible Air units, the iconic Jumpman logo, and the classic elephant print.
The Jordan 3 was the first Jordan sneaker designed by legendary designer Tinker Hatfield. The original design featured Nike’s swoosh, but the final product featured only the Jumpman logo.
The Jordan 3 was the shoe Michael wore during the legendary 1988 Dunk Contest as he took off from the free-throw line. Mike would win his first MVP trophy that year as well.
The Air Jordan 3 is no longer a top-of-the-line on-court performer, but it’s still one of the sleekest and most sought-after models of the Jordan line.
AVERAGE RETAIL PRICE: $190
Jordan 3 Reviews


The Air Jordan 3 Has Become a “Premium” Golf Spike

The Air Jordan 3 ‘White Cement’ NRG Celebrates MJ’s Jump From the Free Throw Line

The Original Air Jordan 3 Sketch Comes to Life with the Air Jordan 3 ‘Tinker’

The Air Jordan 3 is the Next Model to Receive the Flyknit Treatment

A First Look at the Air Jordan 3 ‘Black Cement’ Retro for 2018

An Air Jordan 3 ‘White Cement’ with Clear Outsoles is Spotted Online

The 2018 Air Jordan 3 ‘Black Cement’ Has a Release Date

The 2018 Air Jordan 3 ‘Katrina’ Will Not Feature Nike Air Branding

The Air Jordan 3 ‘True Blue’ Gets a Dodgers Remake to Celebrate the W

Russell Westbrook Debuts A Brand New Air Jordan 3 PE

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The Nike Zoom Vapor RF x Air Jordan 3 is Coming Back in ‘Fire Red’

Another Triple Black Air Jordan 3 Could Arrive Before Year’s End

The atmos Air Max 1 x Jordan III Pack Has an Official Release Date

A Tier Zero atmos x Air Jordan 3 ‘Safari’ Pack is Coming for Air Max Day

Air Jordan 3 Retro OG ‘True Blue’ | Detailed Look and Review

Air Jordan 3 Retro ‘Cyber Monday’ | Detailed Look and Review

Get Up Close and Personal with the ‘Cyber Monday’ Air Jordan 3 Retro

Like Superman, the Jordan 3 Doesn’t Stay Dead for Long
