Jordan 5 Retro 3Lab5 Cement Grey Gamma Blue Black Sneakers (599581-007 Release)

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Jordan 5 Retro 3Lab5 Cement Grey Gamma Blue Black Sneakers (599581-007 Release)

Name: Jordan 5 Retro 3Lab5 Cement Grey Gamma Blue Black Sneakers (599581-007 Release)
SKU: 599581-007
Price: 144.34 USD
Availability: InStock

$144.34

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The Jordan 5 Retro 3Lab5 (599581-007) comes through as a grail-worthy drop that rewards anyone chasing standout style. Finished with premium leather, the upper delivers a premium hand-feel and holds its shape mile after mile. The Cement Grey/Gamma Blue/Black color story means it adds welcome contrast to any rotation. Dependable underfoot cushioning soaks up impact step after step, so you stay locked in and steady. Perforated paneling delivers a springy, supportive ride, making long days on your feet feel effortless. Limited stock means this Air Jordan 5 won’t linger, this Air Jordan 5 pairs comfort with serious style.

Release Date

2013-09-22

SKU

599581-007

Designer

Tinker Hatfield

Nickname

3Lab5

Colorway

Cement Grey/Gamma-Blue-Black

Main Color

Grey

Technology

Air

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US	UK	EU
3.5	3	35.5

Note: The CM/JP size on shoe boxes (insole length) is different from the foot length (CM) shown in this chart. How to Measure Your Foot 1. Tape a piece of paper to a hard, flat surface — make sure it doesn’t slip. 2. Stand on the paper with feet shoulder-width apart, weight evenly balanced. 3. Have someone mark the tip of your big toe and the outermost part of your heel with a pen pointed straight down. 4. Step off and measure the distance between the two marks with a ruler or tape measure. 5. Repeat with the other foot — it’s common for one foot to be slightly longer. 6. Use the longer measurement and match it to the chart above. Between sizes? Size up.