Michael Jordan retired from the NBA for the first time. He traded in the basketball court for the baseball diamond. Nike rereleased the Air Jordan 9 shoes to pay tribute

Nike has brought back a classic pair of Air Jordans after more than two decades that are sure to be in demand by sneakerheads.

Inspired by the 1890 $1000 Treasury Note — commonly known as The Grand Watermelon — this sneaker features an inverted 1000 design with mesh underlays and synthetic overlays, a segmented ABZORB sole, and a green color scheme with hints of hot pink (referencing the bill’s design).

"Golf anyone? I didn’t realize they were golf shoes. I had to Google what that meant. I love them, and I don’t golf. Super comfortable. 10/10," says a reviewer. "I don’t play golf but rock these. I was initially worried about buying golf shoes, but within a couple of wears, I was confident in my purchase," says another reviewer.

At the beginning of March, a new iteration of the Air Jordan 4 dropped in a fresh Seafoam green colorway for women. Although the release didn't include men's sizes (much to their chagrin), it did include sizes for little kids and toddlers.