Air Jordan 6

The Air Jordan 6, is a highly regarded and iconic sneaker in the Air Jordan line. Designed by Tinker Hatfield, it was first released in 1991 and introduced several innovative features and design elements. The AJ6 features a unique two-hole tongue design with a pull tab at the back. This design element helps with putting on and taking off the sneakers and provides a distinctive look. The shoe incorporates visible Air-Sole units in the heel and forefoot for enhanced cushioning and comfort. This technology is a hallmark of Air Jordan sneakers. The rear of the AJ6 includes a prominent rubber heel tab with the Jumpman logo, adding to the shoe's visual appeal. The shoe has lace locks or "Toggles" at the base of the laces, which can be used to secure the laces and provide a custom fit. The AJ6 features perforations on the upper to enhance breathability and comfort. The Air Jordan 6 has been released in several classic and memorable colorways, including the "Black/Infrared," "Carmine" (white, red, and black), "Olympic" (white, navy, and red), and "Maroon" (white and maroon), among others. The AJ6 gained significant cultural significance when Michael Jordan wore a pair during his first NBA championship win with the Chicago Bulls in 1991.