Air Jordan Alpha 1 Low | 453839-102
Air Jordan shows now the “White/University-Blue-Red” Alpha 1 Low which is another good Release of the Spring Collection. This major Alpha 1 Low by Air Jordan that has the manufacturer # 453839-102 has a great shape and features a perfect matchimg “White/University-Blue-Red” Suede Color Combo.
| Style | 453839-102 |
|---|---|
| Colorway | White/University-Blue-Red |
| Gender | Men |
| Material | Suede |
| Manufacturer | Air Jordan |
| Style | Casual |
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Air Jordan Alpha I Performance Analysis and Review
Before The Last Dance began airing, I had been playing in the Alpha I on amd off for the past year, and after watching The Last Dance, I felt more inclined to write a review after seeinG MJ tee it up with AJ I at MSG. This shoe is from 2008-2009 and despite its age, it’s held up amazingly well. If you don’t know what the Alpha I is, it is an AJ I updated with a synthetic upper and full length Zoom..or a protro if you want to use made up Mamba terms.
How does a twelve year old shoe based on a thirty five year old design stack up versus new shoes and technology? Umm pretty much the same way Mj would if you inserted 85 mj into the NBA today. 🔥
Pros: traction, balanced cushioning, fit, support and stability, containment
Cons: Zoom could be Zoomier, rubber hardens due to age and stars smooth out making traction worse over time
Sizing Advice: true to size
Best for: any position
Weight
15.5 ounces or the exact same weight as the Harden V4. Man that sneaker technology has come a long way eh?
Traction
This pair of AJ have been put through the ringer as the rubber has hardened slightly over time and a lot of the stars have worn down. But even with age and wear these performed great on clean floors and just needed some wiping on dustier floors.
Luckily I have another pair sitting in the closet that are awesome and sticky.
Get the traction right and I’m usually a happy camper.
Cushioning
FLZ, FML, FTW. Upgrade the cushioning on the Aj I and you go from 72 VW beetle to BMW in an instant. This Full Length Zoom sits below the standard strobel so the FLZ isn’t the bounciest thing around but it’s a clear upgrade over the original set up with good impact protection and feedback without being mushy or too firm.
This insole is paper thin so just swapping it out with any insole makes the step in comfort lots
better
JB of course has the Aj I fearless which is set up like the KD12 with zoom directly underfoot but I’m still waiting on better colorways before I reach out and buy a pair.
Fit
True to size. There is zero movement inside the shoe side to side and zero heel slip with the Alpha thanks to the high cut. Younger kids are probably leary of the high cut but the upper is flexible and doesn’t impede ankle mobility at all. Put your side way laces, minimal lacing, straps and dildo set ups away, they are all just different ways to do the same thing.
400 for auto lacing ? Does anyone know how to drive a stick shift anymore ? Kids in the next decade won’t even be able to tie shoes at this rate.
Materials
Synthetic leather upper is soft and durable. No pinching or hotspots. And it looks like a lot like leather but is definitely more durable
Support and stability
A high cut doesn’t really make it any more supportive since it is flexible and having the ankle feel nice and wrapped just gives my brain a little more sense of safety.
The outsole shape and design is pretty much identical to the original with a very flat design with no curvature which I feel safe in. Did I mention these feel low to the ground as well? No issues at all here
Containment
No issues here. That extra layer just keeps my foot in place even on hard cuts. Using mesh and whatever knit materials these days would result in my foot sliding off but since it’s stiffer and thicker (Twss) material it works.
Conclusion
A twelve year old shoe based on a thirty five year old design? “Performance” sneaker advocates who really think latest means greatest are 🍭 . I played a tournament in February in these with some guys I didn’t know at all. Most were wearing Kobe’s aj34’s KDs so when I showed up in these, I don’t think anyone took me seriously until I accounted for half the points and was keeping us competitive versus better teams (alas we lost in playoffs early). But in these twelve year old shoes, I had no issues at all other than some wiping thanks to a worn outsole and dirty middle school floor. Jordan Brand did a great job keeping the Aj I look while upgrading the cushioning. Sounds a lot like the Kobe Protro idea without the made up Protro moniker doesn’t it? The fact is, sneaker technology hasn’t come as far as marketing makes it sound and just a simple change in the cushioning makes a shoe feel “modern” even it is over a decade old. Every other aspect of the shoe is on par with modern shoes despite no major changes in design.
And we all know materials change is more about profit than anything else.
For what it’s worth, I don’t think the Alpha I is the greatest shoe I’ve ever played in, but it isn’t far off and I wouldn’t hesitate to play in these again during a tournament either. Sometimes it’s just plain fun to pretend to be like Mike without pain of cushioning from 1985. And btw the Last Dance was the greatest and longest sneaker commercial I’ve ever seen.
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Nike Alpha Menace Elite NkAO3374 Men’s Shoes reviews and… 2 👟 Men’s sports shoes, 👞 Men’s shoes
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Description Nike Alpha Menace Elite NkAO3374 Men’s Shoes
Reasonable price. The best product quality.
274Z”> Posted November 20, 2022
Good Clean Best for Men
Jeff P. Perez
Saudi Arabia
1 Level
646 From call
42 Karma
Usually we buy boots for armor, but in In college, we needed Nike boots. Fits as expected. No complaints from my son. So no news is good news.
Pros
-
Satisfied so far
Cons
-
I will write later
Great boots!: Sports shoes
Kyle B. Brown
Germany, Berlin
Level 1
639 Review
45 Karma
Probably one of the best pair of boots I have bought for my son. Lightweight and durable.
He loved her. Definitely recommend them
Pros
-
Like everything before
Cons
-
Definitely bad product
Finally found the right size
David M. Mills
United States of America, Seattle
1 Level
630 Review
57 Karma
finally found 15th sizes for my 15-year-old son, who plays football in Revain. I searched for a while until Revane showed up. We are very satisfied with our choice of Alpha boots under the Nike brand. I am sure we will be buying them again as they are still growing.
Pros
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Well built
Cons
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None
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Nike Air Zoom – history of technology
MC IN TELEGRAM
Nike Air Zoom, a responsive cushioning technology designed for tarmac running, sports courts and athletics, was first introduced on Spring 1995 years. While athletes and sneakerheads were already familiar with the Air cushion, the new technology still managed to surprise everyone and spawn a line of running shoes that are now considered classics.
Nike Air Zoom Alpha (1996)
Originally called Tensile Air, the technology was renamed Zoom Air for the first LWP series. It’s worth noting that the Air Zoom LWP running shoe looked pretty bold, getting textile lace loops and a low-profile cushioning system for the first time.
Nike Air Zoom LWP stretch cables in the forefoot allowed for more free movement of the toes and, combined with more traditional Air technology, softened the impact of the foot on the ground. The full potential of Zoom Air was unleashed a year later with the Nike Air Zoom Alpha, featuring running cushioning with four anatomically-placed pads to support the entire foot.
In autumn 1997, the Alpha passed the torch to the Air Zoom Spiridon. Although the name “Spiridon” had already been used on Nike running shoes in 1984, only the silver swoosh and bouncy feel associated them with the new model. In its new take on the Spiridon, like the Alpha, it features a Phylon foam midsole, Duralon sockliner and Zoom Air cushioning, but this version’s upper has an innovative look and improved performance.
Nike Air Zoom Spiridon (1997)
The first-of-its-kind breathable mesh upper significantly reduced the shoe’s weight while showing off bold silver branding on the side panels. The additional miniature swoosh on the front of the boot was a small detail that fans of the brand loved, appreciating the artfully chosen materials.
And it wasn’t just the athletes who took notice. The first Air Zoom Spiridon became an iconic shoe in the streetwear world, renowned for both its looks and comfort. The same status was awarded to another experiment 19’97: Nike Air Zoom Talaria.
Talaria, named after the winged sandals (talarii) worn by the fast-moving messenger of the gods, and designed by a team led by Tinker Hatfield, stood out for its amazing silhouette. A carved midsole was paired with a sleek neon yellow synthetic suede upper. The silhouette was completed with a new Zoom Air unit that took up 3/4 of the entire foot area and was visible through a transparent outsole with open flex grooves in the forefoot.
Multi-linked versions of the Zoom Air increased the flexibility of the stretch platform and expanded it into other sports in 1998, creating the larger, springier rear and front Zoom Air units incorporated into the 1999 Nike Air Zoom Citizen. In 2003, the redesigned Air Zoom Spiridon silhouette featured the first use of the Zoom Air carcass cushioning system with a visible heel unit in the Pebax carcass.