Air Jordans 2016 has expanded its "City Pack" to include a "Paris" edition of the Air Jordan 10 Retro. Details like a "75" Parisian code embroidered onto the lateral quarter panel, a two-tone, full-grain leather upper with “Fierce Purple” accents, and a translucent icy sole make this a fitting tribute to the City of Light. The Air Jordan 10 Retro “Paris” is exclusive to Europe. Drizzy's "OVO" Xs have here been done up in premium leathers, noting an overall off-white look. Clean white laces accompany the kicks, coinciding with the midsole accordingly. "Jordan 23" branding takes over the tongue, while the Jumpman logo is present at the heel, and OVO's signature Owl can be seen on the insole. The outsole boasts a translucent, speckled effect to complete the pair Nike never misses an opportunity to spin a good yarn when it comes to their Cheap Jordans 2016 sneaker releases. The next chapter in the company’s Air Jordan 10 model is the City Pack and it’s making it’s first stop in New York City.The Air Jordan 10 Retro "New York" differentiates itself by way of a black build that uses two different types of high quality leather for texture. Gold accents are included to give the sneaker some flair and the gold flecks can be found lingering in the translucent outsole and the ankle’s pull tab. This is a very clean representation of NYC style and they won’t soil as easily as a white pair. Overall, this is a great-looking sneaker that could easily fit in any wardrobe. Newest Jordans 2016, Back in 1995, Nike released a collection of Air Jordan 10 sneakers inspired by U.S. cities, including New York, Orlando, Seattle, Chicago and Sacramento. More than 10 years later, the AJ10 "City Pack" is back, this time sporting new colorways and cities. Paris kicked it off earlier this month with black and purple coloring, and now it’s The Big Apple's turn to step into the spotlight. While the original featured a Knicks-inspired theme, the 2016 iteration appears in tonal black with gold speckles along the sole, as well as a black and gold heel tap and "NYC" embroidery. This model also features faint metallic silver brushstrokes along its upper, and although it’s a subtle eye-grab, the inspiration behind this detail hasn't yet been confirmed. The Air Jordan 10 was the first model that Michael Jordan did not approve, he had talked to Tinker at the beginning stages of development, but nothing was set in stone. The quality of the shoe was up to par with huarache inner sleeve, leather uppers and quick lace system, but something was not right with them.