Coming in full-family sizing, men's pairs will retail for $200, while kids will come in at $150, $80, and $60, respectively.
It will drop at Nike, via the SNKRS app, and at select Jordan Brand retailers worldwide, both online and in-store. The Air Jordan 6 Retro Toro is set to release in Summer 2023. This all sits atop a black-based solid rubber outsole with icy translucent hits to bring it altogether. More red lines the midsole, which also features a hit of white. The branding and accents throughout will continue the red-based theme, with black taking over the tongue, lining, and back heel tab of the upper. This theme was later seen on an Air Jordan 4, although that pair was given the "Toro" nickname in place of "Raging Bulls." For Summer 2023, the "Toro" theme will return, coming to the AJ 6 for the first time.Ĭoming in varsity red and black, the Air Jordan 6 Retro "Toro" sports a full suede upper, decked out in all-red.
First released in 2009, the Air Jordan 5 DMP featured two new colorways of MJ's fifth signature sneaker, inspired by the classic Chicago Bulls logo and team colors. Price: $190 Where to Buy: Bodega Raffle - Nike.The ever-popular "Raging Bulls" theme gets reimagined once more, this time coming to the Air Jordan 6 Retro. This pair is just one of an extensive lineup of Air Jordan releases previewed for the year ahead, all of which you can check out here on our comprehensive list of Air Jordan Release Dates for 2021.
Take a look through the imagery below, and be sure to keep your eyes locked on our official Twitter account for further developments and complete store and raffle lists as we edge closer to their release on April 10th. Update 09.06.20 // A release date for the Air Jordan 5 “Raging Bull” has been earmarked for April 10th, 2021, as per 01.12.21 // Official images of the Air Jordan 5 “Raging Bull” have just landed in Men’s sizing, showing the pair’s special bullpen packaging for the first time. They’ve listened, with the pair set to re-release for the Spring/Summer of 2021, as per Though a first look has not been presented, you should expect to see racy red suedes, ominous black accents, metallic silver tongues, and blood-soaked midsole teeth akin to the original. With prices stacked upwards of $1k on aftermarket sites like Flight Club and GOAT, it’s a no-brainer for the brand to return the shoe that’s been a frequent answer to the social media questions of “which sneaker does Jordan Brand need to retro”. Hanging on to the nostalgia like a mid-40s male holding on to what’s left of his hairline, the brand once again returns to its storied past for a retro of epic proportions a return of the Air Jordan 5 “Raging Bull” From OG-inspired OFF-WHITE collaborations to the upcoming “What The” and “Oregon” pairs, it seems that Jordan Brand just can’t quite let the past go when it comes to the Air Jordan 5.
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