The most favorable feature on these kicks is the quality of the 100% authentic grain leather. This cushy, thick grain leather covers most of the upper with the exception of a few red and white accents on the shoelaces, lace holders, and midsole. They also possess a clear sole that covers the Air unit. The strap is imprinted with the ‘FORCE’ logo, while the ‘180 AIR’ logo is visible on the tongue.

If you recall, Charles Barkley made these popular by wearing them during the 1992 Olympics in a red, white, and blue colorway. More detailed pics after the jump.

This Air Jordan 23 features a black, red and white stitched pattern on the side panels with a varsity red midsole. If you Jordan feigns are feeling these, we have a little bad news. Only 2,298 pair have been produced, therefore, hit the retailers early.

Wouldn’t it be nice to play for the Chicago Bulls and have these at your disposal? Derrick Rose should ask Adidas if he can step out of that contract for one night and hoop in these! Which are better: the Motorsports Edition or this colorway?

Via Sole-Locker.

Reminiscent to the Nike Air Force 1 Hi, this Air Jordan 1 Hi features a strap around the ankle; however, the strap is removable (for those days you just want to lace ‘em up). Maybe strap-happy Rasheed Wallace will hoop in these one time during the season!

Although the strap may throw you off a little, you cannot ignore the fact that the Air Jordan 1 Retro Hi Strap is equipped with the OG colorway everyone loves. The Jordan 1 Hi Strap will be available on November 28th, 2008 for $110; however, this limited release will be available only at certain urban accounts and Niketowns.

More pics after the jump. Via Kenlu.