It’s been a cool minute since the Air Jordan 9 Powder Blue got the retro treatment. Having made its debut in 1994, the Air Jordan 9 Powder Blue also last released in 2010. Now it looks like Jordan Brand will be giving the sneakers the retro treatment in 2024.
The Air Jordan 9 Powder Blue nods to Michael Jordan’s college playing days in the University of North Carolina. Returning for its 30th anniversary, the Air Jordan 9 Powder Blue comes dressed in a White, Black, and Dark Powder Blue color scheme. Returning in true OG form, the Air Jordan 9 features a White leather upper with Black accents on the tongue, eyelets, liner, Jumpman on the midsole, and heel pull tabs. The Powder Blue hits land on the midsole, tongue branding, and heel. Completing the look is a White rubber sole. Also worth mentioning, unlike the 2010 pair, the 2024 pair will not include the #23 embroidered on the heels to match its OG 1994 release.
Current reports have the Air Jordan 9 Powder Blue releasing on March 23rd, 2024 for the retail price of $210. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Air Jordan 9 Powder Blue 2024.
Get ready for the release of the Air Jordan 5 WMN Lucky Green on February 28th.
UPDATE (2/21): Take a look at new images of the 2024 Air Jordan 9 “Powder Blue” via charlestenis_ / zsneakerheadz. A release will be taking place on March 23rd. Is this a cop or pass for you?
UPDATE (12/28): Following an initial look last month, the 2024 Air Jordan 9 Powder Blue is officially unveiled as part of the brand’s spring 2024 collection. Look for a release to take place on March 23rd for $210. Will you be grabbing a pair?
UPDATE (11/20): Get a first look at the 2024 version of the Air Jordan 9 Powder Blue. Retailing for $210, look for these to drop on March 23rd at select retailers and Nike.com.
UPDATE (6/21): According to zsneakerheadz, the Air Jordan 9 Powder Blue will be releasing on March 23rd, 2024. No images of the sneaker have leaked but below you will find pictures of the 1994 pair.
via: Sneaker Files
