Nike Air Ship “Every Game” (Bulls)
Jordan Brand will be delivering another Nike Air Ship “Every Game” in the coming year. The new color palette set to reflect Bulls colors, which will go well with the associated Tar Heels-themed release. At some point during Mike’s amazing time in his alma mater, the University of North Carolina, Mike made his UNC training shorts to be his luck charm. He’d put them on under the uniform for every game. carry on that same tradition through the duration of his NBA career. The tradition is featured within the 1996 Space Jam film.
What makes the Nike Air Ship ‘Every Game'(Bulls) so special?
The case is a reference to the newly released colored Chicago Nike Air Ship ‘Every Game.’ The color scheme is of this release is going to feature an altered version of the UNC’s fabrics which is crackled leather trim with red accents, as well as tops made of un-dyed suede at the top. The design is accentuated with vintage-style features that fit the time period, as well as ‘Every Game’ embroidered in the back as a remembrance of the item in question.
Official images of the Nike Air Ship ‘Every Game’ (Bulls)
Unfortunately, there are fewer images of this version of the ‘Every Game’ Air Ships in the Bulls colorway but we managed to get some for you. Take a closer look at this pair down below so you can get a better idea of what these sneakers are all about and decide if you like the UNC or the Bulls more.
When is the Nike Air Ship ‘Every Game’ (Bulls) releasing?
This sneaker will be releasing alongside the UNC colorway of this sneaker on the 10th of May at Nike and select retailers for the same price of $140 USD. Make sure to follow our Instagram @thesneakercoppers for all the info we receive about future releases.
Information about the Nike Air Ship
The moment that Michael Jordan first officially signed to Nike in the month of October 1984, Michael Jordan was a player on the Air Ship. Though it was exceptional for its own sake, however, this Bruce Kilgore creation was really an incremental improvement to the revolutionary Air Force 1 that he developed in the previous two years. Jordan was seen in a few exercises wearing these, likely in black and red (the image originally released is both black and white) The shoes were a Player Exclusive edition with ‘Air Jordan’ tattooed across the ankles, in contrast to Nike Air’. The PEs of Jordan included various midsoles. The player also played in his first regular-season NBA debut on the 26th of October in 1984 in two pairs of red and white. The authenticity of this was confirmed recently by the aforementioned pair were auctioned off at Sotheby’s the date was dated to his fifth ever game with the Bulls on the 1st of November 1984. It is interesting to note that the shoes of this pair are identified as Air.
