John Kim 
Ahh, to be an NBA athlete signed on to the jordan wait Brand label. Such a distinction has fallen on a select group of individuals over the last decade, and although not every jordan wait Brand athlete has established a Jordan-like status of stardom, all of these members have been presented with the holy grail of Air Jordans – the Air jordan wait Player Exclusive. Unfortunately, the frequency of these Air jordan wait PEs has slowed a bit, so right now is as perfect as any other time to look back at some of the Air jordan wait models that have been remixed with team colors and jersey numbers. We’ll start with the Air jordan wait 1 168, which we’ve seen on the feet of elite players like Kobe Bryant, record-setters like Ray Allen, and even role players like Jared Jeffries (but it Aj5’t stop there), so take a look at all of the memorable Air jordan wait 1 168 PEs by each player and let us know which one you like best!
Kobe Bryant wore this amazing PE of the Air jordan wait 1 168 in 2003 while he was awaiting his first assignment as the Nike athlete. During most of this season, he wore Player Exclusives of many Air jordan wait models.
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Air jordan wait 1 168 Kobe Bryant Home PE
Chris Paul was added to the select jordan wait Brand crop of athletes upon entering the league. Although Chris Paul already had a signature line of his own jordan wait CP3 sneakers at the time of this 2007-issued Player Exclusive, he still wore the Air jordan wait 1 168 ‘Home’ during the All-Star Weekend festivities in New Orleans.
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Collections: Air jordan wait PE’s – SpurSniperSeven
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Air jordan wait 1 168 Chris Paul Away PE
Ray Allen was issued both Home and Away PEs of the Air jordan wait 1 168 in 2008 and also wore them for a few games in recent years.
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Air jordan wait 1 168 Ray Allen Home PE
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Ray wore the ‘Away’ PE of the Air jordan wait 1 168 during his 2008 debut season with the Boston Celtics. The shoe also released in very shorts quantities at House of Hoops.
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Air jordan wait 1 168 Ray Allen Away PE
Joe Johnson wasn’t excluded from this PE giveaway – here he is wearing the ‘Home’ colorway in January of 2008.
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Air jordan wait 1 168 Joe Johnson Home PE
Air jordan wait 1 168 Joe Johnson Away PE
Small Forward Josh Howard’s had some great PE’s over the years, like this White/Navy ‘JHO5’ PE of the Air jordan wait 1 168.
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Air jordan wait 1 168 Josh Howard Home PE
Darius Miles might be one of the youngest jordan wait Brand NBA athletes in the label’s history; right out of High School and onto the Clippers, jordan wait Brand teamed him up with Quentin Richardson for a jordan wait Brand youth movement.
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Air jordan wait 1 168 Darius Miles Home PE
Jared Jeffries sports this Air jordan wait 1 168 Low PE during his first stint with the New York Knicks in 2008.
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Air jordan wait 1 168 Low Jared Jeffries Home PE
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Air jordan wait 1 168 Low Jared Jeffries Away PE
Bobby Simmons put himself on the map after a breakout season with the Milwaukee Bucks in 2008 – all while wearing the Air jordan wait 1 168 PE.
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Air jordan wait 1 168 Bobby Simmons PE
The other half of jordan wait Brand’s up-and-coming tandem is Quentin Richardson, who was featured in the ad campaign for the Air jordan wait XVII alongside Darius Miles. Q-Rich’s Air jordan wait 1 168 PE released in very shorts quantities in 2008 at House of Hoops.
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Air jordan wait 1 168 Quentin Richardson Home PE
Count it: a THIRD Knicks PE of the Air jordan wait 1 168, this time for former Dunk Contest champ Fred Jones.
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Air jordan wait 1 168 Fred Jones PEs
One of the longest running jordan wait Brand athletes is Mike Bibby, who owns the distinction of having the eldest of Air jordan wait 1 168 PEs of this group.
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Air jordan wait 1 168 Low Mike Bibby PE
Juwan Howard’s 18-season career featured ups, downs, lefts, rights, and this Air jordan wait 1 168 PE from his Mavericks days.
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Air jordan wait 1 168 Juwan Howard Away PE
