Air Jordan 14

The Air Jordan 14 is another iconic basketball sneaker in the Jordan Brand's lineup, designed by Tinker Hatfield and first released in 1998. The Air Jordan 14 features a unique and distinctive design that draws inspiration from Michael Jordan's love for Italian sports cars, particularly the Ferrari. This influence is evident in the sleek lines and aerodynamic design elements of the shoe. These sneakers are typically constructed with a combination of materials, including leather and suede. The upper often features a ribbed pattern that adds to the shoe's overall aesthetics. Air Jordan 14 sneakers come equipped with Nike's Air cushioning technology in the heel for enhanced comfort and impact protection during basketball games or daily wear. Like other Air Jordan models, the Air Jordan 14 has been released in various colorways over the years. Some of the notable colorways include the "Last Shot" (black and red), "Black Toe" (white, black, and red), and "Candy Cane" (white and red).