The Air Jordan 10 “Red Steel” hasn’t been seen on store shelves since 2005, but that’s changing next year. Jordan Brand is bringing the old colorway back on March 20, 2027, more than two decades after it first came out. The new pair looks pretty much like the one people remember from the mid-2000s.
Word about the return started circulating in April, but now there are actual photos of the 2027 version. The release is currently lined up for March 20th, with the shoe looking pretty close to what people remember from 2005.
The “Red Steel” wasn’t one of the original Air Jordan 10 colorways from 1994 or 1995. It showed up about a decade later, when Jordan Brand was starting to bring out more retro colorways that Michael Jordan never wore during his playing days. Those mid-2000s releases have become a big part of Jordan’s history themselves, especially for people who were buying sneakers back then.
White tumbled leather covers most of the upper, with red showing up on the laces, eyelets area, tongue, collar, and branding. Steel Grey takes care of the actual eyelets, patterned lining, and sections of the outsole. The color blocking is similar to the original “Steel” Air Jordan 10, just with red replacing the blue accents. Jordan Brand has kept those details pretty much the same for the 2027 release.
Even the old silver face shoebox is coming back with this pair. That packaging was used on Jordan releases during the 2000s, so anyone who still has their original boxes will probably recognize it. It’s another detail carried over from the shoe’s first release.
Air Jordan 10 Red Steel 2027 Release Date
The Air Jordan 10 “Red Steel” is currently scheduled to release on March 20, 2027 through select Jordan Brand retailers and Nike.com. Available in men’s and grade school sizing, the retail price is $215 for adult pairs.
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Color: White/Varsity Red-Light Steel Grey
Style Code: HJ6779-100
Release Date: March 20, 2027
Price: $215
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