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Jordan Spizike

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Jordan Spizike

A 2006 hybrid of the Air Jordan 3, 4, 5, 6 and 20 built to honour Spike Lee.

Year Released

2006

Designer

Tinker Hatfield, Mark Smith

Silhouette

Mid

Category

Lifestyle

Current price in India

₹14,995 across 5 listings

About

Jordan Brand unveiled the Spiz'ike in October 2006 to honour its longstanding relationship with filmmaker Spike Lee, whose Mars Blackmon character from the 1986 film She's Gotta Have It became a pitchman in Nike's Air Jordan commercials. The name fuses "Spike" and "Mike". The shoe is a hybrid of the Air Jordans tied to those ads: the midsole, outsole and elephant print of the Air Jordan III, the wing strap of the Air Jordan IV, the upper profile, mesh panels and lace locks of the Air Jordan V, the tongue of the Air Jordan VI, and the laser-etched print of the Air Jordan XX on the sockliner. The first release on 21 October 2006 was limited to 4,032 pairs, each individually numbered on its hang tag, with proceeds going to a new film institute at Morehouse College; hand tags autographed by Lee were randomly seeded among pairs. The debut "Kings County" colourway nodded to Lee's Brooklyn roots, and a white, varsity red, cement grey and classic green "OG" pair followed. Retros in 2014 and 2017 retailed at $175, and a Spizike Low arrived in 2024.

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Jordan Spizike Questions

When was the Jordan Spizike first released?
The Jordan Spizike was first released in 2006.
Who designed the Jordan Spizike?
The Jordan Spizike was designed by Tinker Hatfield, Mark Smith.
How much does the Jordan Spizike cost in India right now?
The Jordan Spizike currently sells for ₹14,995 across 5 listings in India.
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