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The Jordan Jumpman Hustle ‘Triple White’ Surfaces Overseas

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After spotting the Jordan Jumpman Hustle ‘Triple Black’ overseas last week, a ‘Triple White’ build has now appeared.

The Jumpman Hustle was first seen on the feet of Jordan Brand athletes Victor Oladipo and Andre Drummond several weeks ago. It comes equipped with a patent leather exterior layer, an interior mesh build, and a zippered midfoot shroud. The shroud covers only the midfoot and should offer compression while a traditional sneaker can be found beneath it.

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LAS VEGAS, NV – JULY 27: Blake Griffin and Andre Drummond play one on one during USAB Minicamp at Mendenhall Center on the University of Nevada, Las Vegas campus on July 27, 2018 in Las Vegas, Nevada.
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The Jumpman Hustle features a forefoot Zoom Air unit, according to tech specs listed overseas, which means the heel will feature only Phylon or Cushlon for cushioning. Herringbone traction is used underfoot for full-length tried-and-true traction that doesn’t tell stories. The ‘Triple White’ colorway will feature translucent rubber while the ‘Triple Black’ uses solid rubber.

There is still no official word on when the Jordan Jumpman Hustle will arrive Stateside but several superstar athletes already seem to be loving the shoe. It should retail for around $110 USD when it does come to the States.

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7 comments
  1. I’ve read that they’re between $90-$100. Definitely gonna cop this and will rock them more casually than on court.

  2. That traction on these are no nonsense! I love that! This looks like it’ll be a great performing basketball shoe. The lock down as well might be good too!

    1. well, Im still skeptical. the traction pattern reminds me of the hyperfuse. while the pattern looks to be aggressive. the density and depth and more importantly the rubber compound would be key to making this work. I remember sliding a lot on the hyperfuse that it made me literally destroy the shoe.

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