Air Jordan XIII was first released in 1998, fast forward 6 years later and a few colorways were re-released and new models surfaced. Tinker Hatfield was the mastermind behind the genius design of the Air Jordan 13. The Air Jordan 13 is regarded as the best designed Jordan shoe by a large percentage of Jordan sneaker fans. The Air Jordan 13 was the first and only Jordan shoes to feature a hologram. The outsole received inspiration from the paws of a Panther. The Air Jordan 13 Retro Flint French Blue University Blue Flint Grey colorway is one of many Air Jordan XIII Retro's to be released on March 19th, 2005. Compared with the original colorway, the Air Jordan 13 Retro Flint is definitely nothing new, but very fitting for the sleek curves of the Air Jordan XIII.
Some images of the Air Jordan 13 Retro Flint are out here. Styled as French Blue University Blue Flint Grey - White, the shoe brings back the blue mesh white leather - grey suede look of the 2005 retro and 1998 original. Air Jordan 13 Retro Flint released time is right for Jordan aficionados, whose attention in late December will geared on the Air Jordan XI (11) Retro Cool Grey, as they will have a little bit of time between the releases of two hugely popular sneakers in the Jordan canon. The sneaker features a sleek university blue upper combined with white hits on the toe and midsole. The flint grey takes hold of the mudguard and the ankle areas surrounding the Jumpman, as well as on the midsole. The 3M pops up on the quarter panel and is decorated in the aforementioned French Blue. How does the Air Jordan 13 Retro Flint French Blue University Blue Flint Grey compare to the Air Jordan XI Retro Cool Grey's design?