The Obama-Approved Jordan Spizike Low "Bordeaux" Expected Fall 2025

Shelton Jackson "Spike" Lee has been making headlines for decades. In January 2012, the legendary film director appeared allover the internet after gifting President Obama a pair of the Jordan Spizike "Bordeaux," a pair that eventually released February of that year. Nike, Inc. has revisited the multi-colored style for its Fall 2025 offerings, only this time, prepping it as a Low.

The Jordan Spizike Low hasn't had the mainstream appeal its predecessor once boasted, but it's amassed a healthy roster of color schemes over the last year. Akin to the sneakers gifted to the former President, the impending non-Air Jordan features elements from His Airness's iconic signature sneaker line, clad in tones like "Varsity Maize" and "Sapphire Blue." Tinker Hatfield's instantly-recognizable elephant print appears around the lower heel and toe, further referencing the most successful athlete-specific series of all-time.

Differences between the upcoming pair from that gifted to Barrack Obama 13 years ago include the lower collar and non-custom, presidential shoe box.

Enjoy official photos of the latest "Bordeaux" Spizike below. Pairs are expected to hit Nike.com/Jordan by October for $160.

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