The Jordans 2017 will be taking Carmelo Anthony's signature shoe into a new direction with a brand new design. The All-Red theme continues and now we get a look at the Jordan Melo M13 Red colorway that will be releasing in 2017. This Jordan Melo M13 features an all-Red color scheme. Built with a new design and pattern that extends to the midsole and outsole, which includes Zoom Air cushioning and shank for maximum stability. Different from his previous models, the M13 goes without its extensive overlays and TPU heel counters and replaces it with a minimalist pattern on the upper. The new design extends to the midsole and outsole, which includes Zoom Air cushioning and a shank for maximum stability. This release features a full Black-based upper with Metallic Gold accents on all the branded areas. Cheap Jordans 2017, The Melo line was long thought of as the "luxury" sig, right below the Jordan model as far as materials and technology. Then JB added moguls to the Melo M13 sole pattern. Yeah, moguls — like on a snowy mountain and you ski down them. These are supposed to give the sole more of a cleated feel, to compress and give texture to the flat sole, and really, they don't. The nubs end up compressing completely and then you get a flat sole with only horizontal parallel lines for traction. The Melo M13 uses the Flight Speed system and Unlocked Zoom from the Jordan XX9, which rides lower and more stable than the original example. The forefoot is well cushioned and responsive with the Zoom pushing your foot back on compression. The nubs on the bottom give a weird sensation when added to the mix, adding even more compression under the ball of the foot for a more forgiving ride. Honestly, this is the XX9 forefoot because it feels exactly the same; it rides low with great impact protection and springs back to place quickly. New Jordans 2018 decided with the Jordan XX9 that heel Air was not needed, so we were introduced to a cored-out section of foam in the heel of most of its shoes that year including the Super.Fly 2 and the Melo M11. Nothing has changed, as the M13 stays with the concept. Still a Phylon base, the heel area didn't have any problems absorbing impact or taking force and was extremely stable on post-ups and hard plants. Foam done right does the job, as we have learned these past couple of years, and this Phylon is very close to correct. Cushioning is not the issue with the Melo M13. The lightweight offering features Zoom Air throughout for responsive cushioning while the rubber outsole features blade traction patterns for quick cuts. The dynamic upper also features rubberized overlays for a jagged appearance. All in all, Melo's M13 boasts a lightweight kurim and mesh upper, with Flight Speed technology injected into the phylon midsole for enhanced responsiveness.