Nike Air Ship Every Game, the shoes that were inspired by a Michael Jordan superstition

The legend of Michael Jordan He started out not with the Chicago Bulls in the NBA, but with the North Carolina Tar Heels. Her Majesty left her mark on college basketball in the United States, leading her team to win the 1982 championship. And from here she also had a superstition: his good luck shorts.

called them “Every Game shorts”, or shorts of every day: they were shorts that he wore under his uniform, and he considered them to be an important part of his success. The thing is that she didn’t dress them only during the university stage, but also professionally.

Every day. All.

Thus, you can see photos and videos of Michael Jordan with the light blue shorts under his red or white uniform in the Bulls. In the movie Space Jam (1996) this is also highlighted, when he sends Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck to look for them in their home.

A shoe model pays homage to these shorts: it is the Nike Air Ship Every Game, Available from this month.

This is the Nike Air Ship Every Game shoes, following the superstition of Michael Jordan

The color combination does not follow that of the superstition shorts, but it is white and red. The key is in the text Every Game, written in italics on the back of the shoe’s collar, just as found on Michael Jordan’s shorts.

The official name of each color is Summit White / Dune Red – Team Red.

Describe Sneaker News its construction: “Cracked skins dress up the heel tab as well as the Swoosh, while the base opts for a slightly hairy chamois”.

Las Nike Air Ship Every Game they will be available on the Nike portal and in selected retail stores starting next Wednesday, May 10, for a cost of $150.