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The Air Jordan 14 "Forest Green" is back on Halloween, more than 20 years after its only release. Nike's launch page lists it for October 31, and Sneaker News published a store list today with the shops expected to carry it.
The Air Jordan 14 is the last signature shoe Michael Jordan wore on court for the Bulls. On its SNKRS launch page, Nike says this colorway returns for the first time since 2005, with chrome details and carbon fiber accents.
The look is simple. The upper is white leather, and deep green covers the midsole, the ankle and the Jumpman badge on the side. Complex reported that the retro matches the 2005 pair, with a black carbon fiber shank plate and a white outsole. It also called this one of the model's most popular non-OG colorways.
Just Fresh Kicks adds some history. Tinker Hatfield designed the 14, the shape borrows from a Ferrari, and Jordan wore the model for "The Last Shot" in the 1998 NBA Finals. The outlet calls Forest Green one of the rarest 14 colorways, since it never came back until now. That history is a big reason collectors who missed it in 2005 are paying attention.
Here's what's announced as of October 30, 2026. Release details can change up to launch day, so check the store's app before you plan around it.
Sneaker News lists Nike SNKRS, the Nike store, Foot Locker, SNIPES and Sneaker Politics, all as standard releases. Complex says Jordan Brand confirmed SNKRS plus select Jordan stockists.
Hibbett's release page shows both men's and grade school sizes as in-app raffles, as of October 2026. Winners get a pair held for them to buy. Hibbett also marks both prices as not eligible for discounts, so coupons won't apply.
A few practical tips if you plan to shop the drop:
If you're also chasing other big Nike drops this week, the Supreme x Nike Air Force 1 Snow Camo release went through the same kind of store list and timing questions.
As of October 30, 2026, no outlet we checked has reported a sellout, sold listings or resale numbers for this pair. That makes sense, since it hasn't released yet. The Sneaker News store list, the Complex report and the Just Fresh Kicks story don't mention resale.
The only launch method reported so far is Hibbett's raffle. A raffle tells you how one store is handing out pairs, not how many pairs exist or what they'll sell for later. Jordan Brand hasn't announced production numbers.
Once it drops, your best evidence is sold listings, not asking prices. Check the sold or completed filter on eBay, and look at recent sales history on the big sneaker marketplaces. Do this for your size, since prices can be very different from one size to the next. Asking prices on a listing are just hopes. Sold prices are what buyers actually paid.
Jordan nostalgia shows up in cards too. The LeBron and Jordan 1-of-1 card sale is a good reminder that a famous name doesn't set the price. Condition, supply and timing do.
The Air Jordan 14 "Forest Green" drops October 31 at $215 for adults and $155 for grade school. It's the first time this colorway has come back since 2005, and Nike, Complex and the store lists all point to SNKRS plus select retailers. Nobody has reported resale results yet, so wait for real sold listings before you decide whether to keep a pair or list it, and remember some flips lose money after fees and shipping.
Members of the Resale Rascals membership get mentors who flip every week and daily leads in Discord, so you're not guessing alone. See how the membership works.