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TORONTO (Barrio) – Yesterday, marks the very first, detailed look at the J Balvin x Air Jordan 2, which comes in a vibrant, sky-inspired colourway. Clouds cover much of the heel counter and lining, laying across a bright a shade of blue, which complements the much lighter finish of the quilted, grid-patterned panels adjacent. Suede hits, too, mark much of the shoe, outfitting around the toe cap, eye stays, and instep in a light grey.
Additionally, a glow-in-the-dark treatment is applied to the outsole and branded emblems, the latter of which outfits the front and backside of the tongue with Jordan and J Balvin symbols. For a closer look, check out the imagery added below. These are currently expected to release this October.
Source: Sneaker News
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