Nike is popular for bringing out new renditions of its classic designs, and the Nike Air Jordan 1 Lows are one of the most popular pairs out there.

While some sneakerheads might argue otherwise, many would quickly declare the Nike Air Jordan 1 Low, which also launched in 1985, as equally important as its high-top sibling. Where some prefer the bigger,

Donning the classic black and red colors of the Chicago Bulls, Michael Jordan had a strict NBA uniform policy to live by when changing the world with his revolutionary basketball sneakers. While players of today can wear virtually whatever they want in the game,

The Air Jordan 1 High "Bred" has been fiercely anticipated ahead of its return next month, and as the release draws nearer, it's becoming clear that the sneaker will be much more difficult to purchase than initially thought.