Jordan 6

The Air Jordan 6 is a highly regarded basketball sneaker that was first released in 1991. Designed by Tinker Hatfield, the Air Jordan 6 was notable for being the first Jordan sneaker to feature a reinforced toe cap and a heel tab, providing extra support for basketball players during games. The shoe also featured a visible Air-Sole unit in the heel, making it both comfortable and stylish. Michael Jordan famously wore the Air Jordan 6 during the 1991 NBA Finals, in which he led the Chicago Bulls to their first championship title. The shoe's sleek design and innovative features, combined with Michael Jordan's on-court success, helped to make the Air Jordan 6 one of the most popular and iconic sneakers in history. The Air Jordan 6 has since been reissued in various colorways and collaborations, further cementing its place in the pantheon of classic Jordan sneakers.