Quick Facts
- The Air Jordan 1 Element Low A/T Phantom is an earthy mix of phantom, sail, and coconut milk tones for a creamy blend of off-white tones with a pale pink Swoosh
- The real hiking vibes come underfoot, though, with a reimagined outsole complete with studded grips that stretch around to the upper at the toe and heel
- The Air Jordan 1 Element Low A/T Phantom will be released Spring 2026
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Get off the court and into the wilderness. Jordan is ready for winter with the brand new Jordan 1 Element Low, adding a rugged hiking build to the classic low-top basketball shoe. Whether you’re traversing mountains and streams or just icy city streets, thanks to landlords who couldn’t bother to shovel, this all-weather Jordan 1 is ready to keep you dry and on your feet.
The Air Jordan 1 Element Low A/T Phantom is an earthy mix of phantom, sail, and coconut milk tones for a creamy blend of off-white tones with a pale pink Swoosh. The all-terrain sneaker features tough weatherproof leather panels on the toe and toebox, with reinforced rip-stop on the side panels and a double rip-stop tongue with added Gore-Tex label pull tabs on the tongue and heel. The real hiking vibes come underfoot, though, with a reimagined outsole complete with studded grips that stretch around to the upper at the toe and heel.
We first got a look at the bulbous Air Jordan 1 hiking shoe early this fall in three colorways: black, olive, and glacier blue, which all dropped in October. Now, with winter weather taking over most of the country, Jordan is putting the all-terrain 1s back to top of mind, previewing a few new colorways for 2026, including this phantom blend, along with a slime green citrus colorway.
The Air Jordan 1 Element Low A/T Phantom will be released Spring 2026 through Nike and select Jordan retailers in-store and online. Available in men’s sizing, the retail price is set at $205. For all the latest Air Jordan news and drop info, download the Sole Retriever mobile app.
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