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product description: The Air Jordan 1 Low SE “Tropical Twist” is a unique colorway of Michael Jordan’s first signature shoe that mimics the color block of a classic Nike SB Dunk release from 2005. The shoe we’re referring to is Diamond Supply Co. and Nike SB’s “Tiffany” Dunk, one of the most sought after sneakers in the world. Although not a direct one-to-one remake, the “Tropical Twist” undoubtedly draws favorably from the “Tiffany” Dunk by matching its black tumbled leather overlays with a mint green leather base. Unlike the “Tiffany,” a gradient orange-to-mint Swoosh appears on both sides of the “Tropical Twist.” Moreover, a tonal embroidered “Wings” logo is stitched onto the heel and a teal Jumpman is printed on the black nylon tongue tag. The casual look is finished off with a white rubber midsole and contrasting teal outsole. Release date: Spring 2021.The great thing about sneakers is that they are subtle enough in their design so you could even wear them to less formal social gatherings.* Available in black* Size range: 7 to 14* Men's sneakers* Upper material: FabricThe choice of material for the upper part of these sneakers is fabric. These breathable materials are designed to keep your feet cool and dry. They are available in black, specifically crafted for men.These sneakers are in the top 50 among shoes on our sites in terms of popularity. The current lowest price is $79.Sneakers such as these are great because they work for a number of occasions. Of course, they are the go-to everyday shoe for most people, but you could also wear them to a social gathering, as long as the dress code isn't too formal.* Upper material: Mesh* Size range: 3 to 17* For men* Available in blackAs for the material the sneakers are made from, the upper part is made from mesh. Such kinds of materials often breathe well and help keep your feet cool. As you can see, they come in black and the intended target group is men.You can hardly go wrong with these sneakers and you can buy them today for $100.From backboards to skateboards, the influence of the Nike Dunk is undeniable. Although introduced as a basketball shoe in 1985, its flat and grippy soles were perfect for a neglected sports community—skaters. Uncovering a subculture craving creativity as much as function, the Dunk released decades of countless colourways that continue to capture the soul of skaters from coast to coast.