Every year, Nike and Oregon’s Doernbecher Children’s Hospital conduct a workshop where chosen young patients show up their skills in designing. This program empowers the young ones to become a part of the society and believe in the talents they got. Not to mention all the silhouettes done by several kids at the institution, the Air Jordan 4 steals a scene when the spectacle begins.
Isaiah Scott who is battling with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia inspires the design plotted on the Air Jordan 4 as he finally furnished it with a great color combination. Having Superman as his theme, Scott created this shoe with black suede upper featuring arrows design topped with Kryptonite green and royal blue accents. On the ankle area is a small facsimile of Scott “peeking” out in royal blue while the bottom is made up of green/white/black midsole and translucent outsole. The Superman logo replaces the Air Jordan namesake found on the tongue.
The official release of this Air Jordan 4 Doernbecher pack was set on November 5th at select Nike locations, however, several pairs have been swarming on eBay even before the said date. Check out what seller blackiron10 got.
