The Air Jordan 34 GS 'Infrared 23/Black' emerges from the legacy of Jordan Brand, specifically designed to honor the iconic Air Jordan 6. Its vibrant 'Infrared' colorway is a direct homage to the shoe Michael Jordan wore during his first NBA championship win in 1991. The creation of the Air Jordan 34 itself was a collaborative effort, spearheaded by designer Tate Kuerbis, who prioritized athlete feedback and performance needs.
Engineered for peak performance, the Air Jordan 34 is primarily a basketball shoe, suitable for both on-court action and casual wear. It incorporates advanced cushioning technology, including a visible Zoom Air cushioning window under the forefoot and Zoom Air units in the forefoot and heel. The outsole is constructed with a rugged, multi-directional herringbone traction pattern, providing optimal grip for dynamic movements.
The Air Jordan 34, particularly in the 'Infrared 23' colorway, has been embraced by basketball's elite. Luka Doncic was observed showcasing the shoe at the 2020 NBA All-Star Rising Stars Game held in Chicago. Jayson Tatum was also seen sporting the Air Jordan 34 during the 2020 NBA All-Star Weekend, also in Chicago. Blake Griffin, a key figure in basketball, played a pivotal role in the shoe's development by wear-testing the Air Jordan 34 prior to September 2019.
This iteration of the Air Jordan 34 features a textile upper, incorporating mesh and synthetic materials for breathability and support. The design includes a thin, permeable mesh at the forefoot, paired with a performance woven underlay. Furthermore, the shoe boasts signature elements such as the Eclipse plate, Jumpman emblem, Nike Air branding on the heel, and Flight branding on the tongue, all contributing to its distinctive aesthetic and functional design.
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