Ranking best Jordan Player Exclusive sneakers

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When sneakerheads tune in to NBA games and scan the court for the nicest kicks, there are often pairs that are never released to the public for purchase. Typically a different colorway from the original version(s) of the shoe, NBA players can customize "Player Exclusive" pairs of J's, otherwise known as PEs.To get more news about cheap jordan shoes, you can visit cheapjordanshoesfreeshipping official website.

Throughout NBA history, there are certain players who have dropped jaws with their Jordan PEs, leaving sneaker junkies feening for pairs that are unattainable.To get more news about cheap air jordan, you can visit cheapjordanshoesfreeshipping official website.

Jordan Brand guys like Ray Allen, Carmelo Anthony, Russell Westbrook and Chris Paul have always brought the heat with their Jordan PEs, while even guys like Gary Payton and Mike Bibby have made contributions to the game.

As we highlight the best kicks around the NBA at The Sporting News this week, three members of our TSN staff — Nick Metallinos, Kyle Irving and Gilbert McGregor — have ranked their three all-time favorite pairs of Jordan PEs in NBA history.
At No. 1, the eye-catching OKC collar palate used with the Black Cement 3 color blocking is just an iconic look for me. I will go as far as to say — for me — this is probably my favorite Jordan 3 of all-time that is a non-OG colorway.

A lot of ‘heads will probably think this is blasphemous, but there is just something about this shoe that screams perfection to me. The Air Jordan 3 is one of the greatest silhouettes in history — of any sneaker — and the "OKC" PE is right up there with the best for me. The colours just mesh so perfectly on such an iconic sneaker.

At No. 2, the "Space Jam" is a shoe that Jordan Brand obviously retro’d many years later in 2016, but at the time that Mike wore them back in Game 4 of the 1995 Eastern Conference Semifinals, they were the holy grail.

It was during that series that Michael decided to switch back from "45" to his original "23," but Michael still wore the Air Jordan XI Space Jam "45" sample during Game 4 of that series. For years sneakerheads wanted these, and finally in 2016 they got a chance to buy them.

I had trouble trimming this list down to just three, so some honorable mentions include: Ray Allen's "Bucks Home" Jordan 7s and "Sonics Home" Jordan 5s, and MJ's "True Blue Washington Wizards" Jordan 3s.
Allen's "Celtics" Jordan 11s were a no-brainer at No. 1 for me. As a Celtics fan and sneaker junkie, I'll never forget seeing the broadcast zoom in on Allen's shoes as he warmed up for Ring Night in the 2008-09 season opener, rocking one Jordan 11 PE on his right foot and one Jordan 9 PE on his left foot.