From the original release of the Air Jordan 2010 with the circular translucent window on the side panel, a lot of negative feedbacks were aired. This motivated Brand Jordan to do some alterations – removing the most controversial part would calm down the issue. An outcome appears on a sample model of the Air Jordan 2010 – Windowless, in which the latter is no longer there but a plain circular panel with the Jumpman logo and on the other side is the newly-designed number “23″ logo. Nothing has changed on the toe with the same Black patent leather as well as the perforated mid panel. The sneaker has the same Red inner liner, White/Red midsole, and Black outsole. In doing such, the maker of Air Jordan shows concern to its clients’ demands, and that means good business… If you were one of those complaining about the window thing, do you still have time to fret upon seeing this revised Air Jordan 2010?