Air Jordan 14

The Air Jordan 14, also known as the Jordan 14, is a Jordan Brand basketball shoe designed by Tinker Hatfield and released in 1998. It is inspired by Michael Jordan’s love for sports cars, particularly the Ferrari 550 Maranello, which is reflected in the shoe’s sleek and aerodynamic design.
The upper of the Air Jordan 14 is made of a combination of leather and suede, which provides durability and a premium look. It has a low-profile design with a streamlined silhouette that is reminiscent of the shape of a high-performance sports car.
The shoe features a padded collar and tongue for increased comfort and support during play. The tongue features the iconic Jumpman logo and a unique “JORDAN” badge.
The Air Jordan 14 features a Phylon midsole with Zoom Air units in the forefoot and heel that provide responsive cushioning and impact protection for comfort and performance on the basketball court.
The outsole of the Air Jordan 14 has a unique traction pattern with herringbone and circular lugs that provide excellent grip and traction for quick cuts and movements.
One of the most distinctive elements of the Air Jordan 14 is the “shark tooth” design on the midsole, which is reminiscent of a sports car’s grille and adds to the aggressive look of the shoe.
The Air Jordan 14’s design and performance features were heavily influenced by Michael Jordan’s style of play during his time with the Chicago Bulls. Its unique aesthetic and historical significance in Michael Jordan’s career have helped it become a popular and collectible shoe among athletes and sneaker enthusiasts alike.