Matt Varga Much as it may upset sneaker purists, Jordan’s hybrid vertical is one of the fastest growing in Beaverton, highlighted in 2024 by the success of the Air Jordan 4 RM and Spizike Low. Simply because it debuted towards the end of that calendar year, the Jordan Flight Court hasn’t truly had a chance to show off that same marketability, leaving looks like the “Rattan” at hand as a part of its true “rookie season.”
While not carrying the top-line sport connections that the RM does (forever tied to BMX by way of its “Bike Air” introduction), the skate shoe influence on the silhouette is apparent all the same, particularly influential with a gum sole like the one featured here. Pair that with the titular “Rattan” suede up top for an all-over earthy feel, only contrasted by the stripe of jet black on the midsole and similar branding hits throughout.
The Jordan Flight Court “Rattan” should be hitting Nike.com and partnering retailers in short order. Expect a $100 retail price upon arrival. Keep an eye on our Jordan Releases 2025 landing page for additional updates as they come.
In other Jordan news, the women’s Jordan 4 “Seafoam” releases March 8th.
