The Air Jordan 23 (XX3 or XXIII) - White / Stealth-Black-Metallic Gold were released on April 5, 2008, and retailed for $185. The Air Jordan 23 (XX3 or XXIII) is  said to be the last of the numbered Air Jordans, according to fanatics but also to  people with the Jordan Brand circle, yet none of this is certain at this point. Cosmetically, these are about as nice as you can get. Starting at the toe, the toe cap has Michael Jordan?s signature embossed. The side of the shoe features a stitched pattern that gives the shoes strength in addition to cosmetic effect. The tongue of the left and right are different for a first time with a Jumpman on the right shoe and “23″ on the left. Lastly what starts at the front of the shoe and extends the full length is a metallic,glossy panel that covers the midsole body of the sneaker. Performance wise, is it at the top of its game, consisting of the previously seen IPS (Independent Podular Suspension) system, as well as a carbon fiber plate which extends along the bottom the of sole which is said to be modeled after Michael Jordan’s thumb print. They also feature a hand-stitched upper, full-length quilted bootie, carbon-fiber shank plate and articulated chassis, which all work together to  provide the ultimate in fit, comfort, support and control.