This Skate-Inspired Shoe with Horns Might Be Jordan Brand's Widest Yet

The world of Jordan Brand has outgrown its basketball-focused Air Jordan series. The signature line continues to deliver pinnacle expressions for the sport's performance footwear, but the eponymous label also creates styles for other use cases. Enter: The Jordan Session, a skate-inspired low-top design.

Over the past few months, the new model has quietly amassed a handful of looks, but it's newly-surfaced "Black/Fire Red" makeover is easily its boldest yet. The two-tone color description seems on par with other Chicago Bulls-friendly footwear from "His Airness," but even the quickest glance at the pair confirms the shoe is a wild experiment.

Perhaps partly inspired by its Stock Keeping Unit (SKU) of IM6666-066, the Jordan Session opts for a devilish aesthetic. Faux pony hair takes over the bulk of the top-half, opting for a pitch-dark finish. Laces are accompanied by a silver nose ring-and-chain attachment and sits below two leering eyes on tops of tongues. The upper eyelets are joined by ruby-colored horns, a detail that seemingly positions the sneaker's look as a clever nod to the "Raging Bull" moniker associated to a tonal Air Jordan 5. Sole units, insoles, and an included sticker introduce fire-reminiscent graphics into the mix, adding to the sneaker's wild nature.

Enjoy official photos of the new Session ahead. Pairs could launch via Nike.com/Jordan in time for Halloween 2025.

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