How much does the Nike Jordan cost?

The Nike Jordan starts from about £69 in our comparison, based on 4 shops we track. The exact price depends on the colorway, size and condition, so it pays to compare before you buy.

How many Nike Jordan colorways can I compare on Solezilla?

Right now we compare 6 Nike Jordan colorways with live offers, pulled from 4 shops. Every colorway shows the lowest price first, so you always see the best deal at a glance.

Where is the cheapest place to buy the Nike Jordan?

Solezilla is a search engine, not a shop - we don't sell or hold stock. We compare every offer for each Nike Jordan colorway across 4 shops and link you straight through to the store with the lowest price, where you order, pay and get it delivered.

Nike Jordan – compare prices & all colorways

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Nike Jordan Trunner O/S “Phantom/Off-Noir/Game Royal/University Red” (II6531-005)

Nike Jordan Trunner O/S “Palomino/Black/Phantom/University Red” (II6531-202)

Nike Jordan Sixty Plus Low “White / Tour Yellow / Black” (IH2047-103)

Nike Jordan Sixty Plus Low “White / Chalk / Black” (IR1847-103)

Nike Air Jordan Pulse Photon Dust – Grey (FB7727)

Nike Air Jordan Series Black (IQ6016-003)

Air Jordan Nike SB P-Rod 9 Elite x QS (828037-016)

Nike x Air Jordan AJ III 3 Roger Federer RF ‘atmos’ (2017) (709998-031)

Nike Jordan Trunner Flow “White / Gym Red / Metallic Silver / Black” (IO2091-101)

Nike Jordan HEX MULE “CELESTIAL GOLD” (DX6405-200)

Nike Jordan Baby White & Grey Jordan 13 Retro Houndstooth (DN3940-015)

Nike Jordan Trunner Flow “White / Gym Red / Metallic Silver / Black” (IQ7693-101)

Air Jordan Nike Zoom Vapor III AJ3 RF Roger Federer Black Cement (709998-010)

Nike Jordan Trunner Flow “Black / Anthracite / White” (IQ7693-003)

Nike Air Jordan Series White (IQ5685-100)

Nike Jordan Franchise Shower “Tattoo / Burgundy Ash” (HQ2163-500)

Nike G.T. Cut 4 ‘Jordan Poole “Metallic Gold / Black” (IR7206-700)

Nike Jordan Trunner Flow “Pinksicle / White / Black” (IQ7693-600)

Nike Jordan Trunner Flow “Pinksicle / White / Black” (IQ7702-600)

Nike Jordan Trunner Flow “White / Gym Red / Metallic Silver / Black” (IQ7702-101)

Nike Air Jordan MVP 92 “Wolf Grey / Varsity Red / Cool Grey” (IO3384-012)

Nike Air Jordan Ultra SE “Old Royal / Deep Royal Blue / Off-Noir / University Red” (IV6252-400)

Jordan MVP Black Anthracite (DZ5577-001)

Nike Jordan Franchise Shower “Phantom / University Red” (HQ2163-003)

Nike Jordan Trunner Flow “Black / Dark Smoke Grey” (IQ7693-005)

Nike Air Jordan Ultra “Phantom / Summit White / Infrared 23” (II3794-001)

Nike JORDAN TRUNNER FLOW Men, White (IO2091)

Nike Air Jordan Series White (IQ6016100)

Nike Jordan Triangle Quai 54 “Action Grape / Black / White / Key Lime” (IO3375-500)

Nike Jordan Trunner O/S “True Blue/Blue Fox/Chalk/Kinetic Green” (II6531-401)

Nike Jordan Trunner O/S “Off-Noir/Phantom/Old Royal/University Red” (II6531-012)

Nike Jordan Trunner O/S “Anthracite/Anthracite/Racer Blue/Racer Blue” (IW2021-040)

Nike Jordan Trunner O/S “Black/Black/Black/Metallic Silver” (IX4999-001)

Nike Jordan Trunner Flow “Black / Game Royal / White” (IQ7693-004)

Nike Jordan Trunner Flow “Smoke Grey / Dark Smoke Grey / Iron Grey / Photon Dust” (IQ7693-001)

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Which Nike Jordan gives off the strongest hype signal?

The Hypescore reads the signal strength of every Nike Jordan colorway. Community votes, resale movement, search demand and scarcity together decide how much hype a sneaker gives off, expressed in GSv. On the left the strongest hype signals, on the right the colorways just being picked up and rising fast.

About Nike Jordan

From banned shoe to phenomenon

The Jordan line began in 1984, when a young Michael Jordan signed with Nike. The red-and-black Air Jordan 1 broke the NBA’s dress rules — Nike paid the $5,000 fine per game, and the ban became marketing material. Thus a controversial basketball shoe became the start of a hype.

Models that made history

Each number brought something new: the Air Jordan 3 introduced the Jumpman logo, the 11 the patent leather, and the 4 and 5 brought the sneaker into street culture. Performance and design went hand in hand, and the scarcity of many releases fueled desire.

More than basketball

No longer just for sport, Jordan now stands for self-expression. The connection with hip hop, streetwear, and collaborations with names like Off-White, Travis Scott and Dior keeps the line relevant to this day.