What Ferrari inspired the Jordan 14?

Ferrari 355F1
Designed by the legendary Tinker Hatfield, the main inspiration behind the Air Jordan 14 was MJ’s vehicle of choice during the mid ’90s-era, which was the Ferrari 355F1.

How much is a Jordan 14?

As an example, Retro 14s from the first series (2005-2006) retailed for $150 and now sell for around $300-325 on the secondary market. Certain colorways may cost less than $275 or more than $350, depending on condition, availability, and demand.

When did the Jordan 14 Ferrari come out?

September 6, 2014
The Air Jordan 14 ‘Ferrari’ nation-wide release date is set for September 6, 2014.

Is there a Jordan 14?

Pictured here is the “Winterized” Air Jordan 14, which replaces the traditional basketball build with a brown-based premium, vacuum-molded upper featuring water-resistant suede panels. Per zSneakerheadz, this “Winterized” Air Jordan 14 will be released on Oct. 16 via SNKRS and at select Jordan Brand stockists.

Who designed the Air Jordan 14?

Before they were shown to the public, Air Jordan 14 designer Tinker Hatfield sneakily slipped MJ a prototype of his new signature shoe.

Who designed Jordan 14?

Tinker Hatfield
Designed by Tinker Hatfield and Mark Smith, inspiration came from a Ferrari.

Are Jordan 14s comfortable?

How comfortable is the Air Jordan 14? The Air Jordan 14 is very comfortable. Although they look weighty, they’re surprisingly lightweight which means they’re super easy to walk in.

When did the yellow and black 14s come out?

The Air Jordan 14 Retro “Thunder” is dressed in a full Black base with Vibrant Yellow accents that will be debuting on Friday, July 4th at select Jordan Brand retailers in a full-size run.

What year did the AJ 14 original release?

1998
Originally released from 1998-1999, the Jordan 14 was the first signature shoe to release after Michael Jordan retired from the NBA for the second time. Eight colorways were released, with three of them low top.

When did Jordan debut the Jordan 14?

The Air Jordan 14 is Michael Jordan’s fourteenth signature shoe. It originally released in 1998, boasting a Ferrari influenced design that served as an homage to Michael Jordan’s love for motorsports.