Copy of The Air Jordan 32 is a basketball sneaker that was released by Nike's Jordan Brand in 2017. It was designed by Tate Kuerbis and is inspired by the Air Jordan 2, which was first released in 1986. The Air Jordan 32 features a Flyknit upper with high-tenacity yarn for support, a FlightSpeed technology midsole with Zoom Air cushioning, and a herringbone traction pattern on the outsole for grip on the court.
The Air Jordan 32 was also released in a low-top version, which features the same design elements as the high-top but with a lower cut for increased mobility. The sneaker was released in a variety of colorways, including the "Bred," "MJ Day," and "Rosso Corsa" editions.
The Air Jordan 32 was worn by several NBA players during the 2017-2018 season, including Russell Westbrook and Kawhi Leonard.