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Excessive adornments can easily be wasteful, and waste itself is problematic. When it comes to Air Jordans, they are not merely "the greatest basketball shoes in history" by name alone; their design, patterns, laser technology, and I.P.S. (Integrated Performance System) make them stand out. Before the Air Jordans 20, there were many luxurious embellishments, which made wearing Air Jordans feel excessive at times. Indeed, these shoes showcase exquisite craftsmanship, but what truly defines their core essence is the first-ever high-performance shirt-sleeve design concept introduced by Nike for its basketball shoes. This is the essence of the Air Jordans 23—authentic and unmatched in defiance.
Each pair of Air Jordans has a distinct personality, which serves as the soul of their inspiration. In the past, Air Jordans drew inspiration from more tangible objects. For example, the design of the Air Jordan 13 was inspired by the cheetah, the Air Jordan 14 by Ferrari racing cars, the Air Jordan 5.5 M by the F-15 fighter jet, and the Air Jordan 15 Fighter 22 by the F-22 stealth fighter jet. However, this time, under the vision of Dick Hexatech Reinfeldt, Vice President of Creative Design and Special Projects at Jordan, the scope of innovation appears broader than ever before. Advocating Nike's new design philosophy of balancing performance with sustainability, maintaining long-term development and innovation has become a priority for the company.
As the flagship of the Nike series, Air Jordans naturally lead the way in promoting an environmentally friendly society. No one expected that such an important mission would fall on the shoulders of the Air Jordan 23, originally designed for action. How true this goal is became apparent when reflecting on it.
Suddenly, I thought of the stars of the galaxy, like Lucy (played by Rosamund Kwan), who can see so far. And me? Air Jordans are priceless shoes, far more valuable than you, Gucci handbags, or even Taylor Swift's vision. Perhaps only Buddha can see infinitely far. On the basketball court and in the field of basketball shoe design, two great leaders see farther than we do.
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