Air Jordan 6 Olympic 2000 Retro
For the Sydney 2000 Olympic games, Jordan Brand released the Olympic Air Jordan 6, which featured Midnight Navy, Varsity Red, and White, traditional American and U.S.A Basketball uniform colors. The Air Jordan 6 “Olympic” has a clean colorway like many Air Jordan 6s.
Highlighted with Navy Blue panels and a White leather upper is an amazing combination. Furthermore, Red lands on the Jumpman logo and other accents, making the shoes have a patriotic theme.
Although Michael Jordan didn’t wear the Air Jordan 6 “Olympics,” Ray Allen did. He laced the shoes up during the 2000 Olympic Games in Sydney, Australia, and helped Team USA bring home the Gold medal.
On September 15th, 2000, the “Olympic” Air Jordan 6 was released and had a retail price of $120. The quantity produced was limited, which justifies its current price, which can be up to $500 or more. Sadly, you won’t be able to wear the pair now, unless you get a sole swap. Due to the materials used, the midsole has disintegrated.Â
Olympic Air Jordan 6 2000 Release Info
Model: Air Jordan 6 (VI)
Nickname: Air Jordan 6 Olympic, Jordan VI Oly,
Retail: $120
Release Date: September 15, 2000
Product Code: 136038-461
Color Code: Midnight Navy/Varsity Red-White
Release Type: Limited Release
Past Release: None
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