The inner lining and collar are teal, the Swoosh is of the same make as the base, a Nike tab is on the tongue and the Air Jordan logo is treated in a pearl's color, metallic silver. This colorway was not in the list of the Jordan Brand's All-Star weekend previews of upcoming models and 30th-anniversary throwbacks, said Sneaker News. The elephant-textured leather was akin to that in the Lab series, it noted.

Meanwhile, the Jordan Dub Zero "Laser" will be available same time on the next day for $185 a pair -- as one of four shoes from the same laser breed -- to mark still the 30th year of Jordan, Nike.com added.

It explained that the pack is composed of Air Jordan 1, Air Jordan 4, Air Jordan 20, and Dub Zero options. Aside from Nike, this Dub Zero release can also be bought through retailers like Wish ATL and online through sites like eBay and Kixify.

"Laser" would technically be Air Jordan's last hurrah for the month of February, said Sole Collector. It has "30" printed on the inside sole and Jordan's number appearing on the tongue as "Two3." The Jumpman logo appears both on the tongue and the sole.

In White/Metallic Silver-White, Sneaker News said the shoe option will match the rest of the "Laser" models with its white base, adorned with metallic silver accents and reflective 3M details. An added come on, according to Nike.com, is the laser printing on the Wolf Grey panel.

The graphics come from the Air Jordan 20 while the woven panel at the heel was intended to add oomph, said Sneaker News.

In another piece, the sneaker website recounted that at the Dub Zero's core was hybridization. When it first came out about a decade ago, the shoe combined multiple models, it explained.

It was released first in 2005 and put on retro several times recently, said Sole Collector in an article.