The Air Jordan 6 could arguably be the most important sneaker in Michael Jordan’s basketball career. We’re talking about the sneaker he wore when he finally got over the hump in the NBA Playoffs in 1991 and won his first championship with the Chicago Bulls, after falling short the six years prior. Michael Jordan wore the shoe during the 1991-1992 NBA season, his first championship year, when he averaged 31.5 points per game and won the scoring title.
The Air Jordan 6 was first released in 1991 and had a total of five original colorways, including both black and white “Infrared” makeups, “Carmine,” “Maroon,” and the oft-forgotten “Sport Blue.” Following its original run, the sneaker was retroed in 2000, which featured a mixture of OG and new styles.
Check out Issue #0049 as @JaiHov, @SeanDWashington rank the Top 10 Jordan VI’s of all-time.
**FTYA Issue #0049 Breakdown**
00:00- Intro
2:45- Annual Airing Out Of Grievances
6:40- Recent Pickups Segment
10:00- Cop, Drop or Resell Segment
20:50- Tunnel Vision Segment
36:00 -Wear Your Kicks Segment
37:50 -COVER STORY: The Issue About The Greatest Jordan 6s of All-Time
1:02:00- #DrinkLikeYouGotSomeSense Drink:Chocolate Expresso Old Fashioned