SoleFly’s upcoming Air Jordan 5 collaboration has been spotted on feet in Miami, giving us a closer look at the dark suede build with distinct teal accents. Another glimpse of the sneaker before its expected December release can be seen on Daniel Hidalgo of SoleFly, who rocked the pair at Got Sole.

The collaboration keeps the main color palette low-key. The upper is in grey suede with black on the tongue, eyelets, side netting, and midsole. The combination gives the sneaker a dark base and lets brighter accents draw attention without overpowering the design.

The primary contrast color is teal, providing the Miami-inspired touch that helps define the collaboration. The shade hits the laces, the Jumpman logo on the tongue, the heel branding, and the shark teeth running along the midsole. Hints of color appear in a few areas of the shoe, while keeping the upper darker.

The look on foot also differs from an earlier sample. On that version, the SoleFly logo near the heel came out in teal. However, the retail pair utilizes black for the logo, making the detail less noticeable against the rest of the shoe.

Other factors add to the collaboration’s identity. The Nike Air embroidery remains on the heel, with an oversized logo piece featured on the upper. Another distinctive feature is the lacing arrangement, where the laces wrap around the ankle before returning to the front for a boxing-inspired look.

And that theme extends beyond the footwear. The collaboration also includes a matching clothing capsule featuring a black T-shirt, a black-and-teal hoodie, and shorts that reflect the boxing concept. The apparel and trainers work together to create a singular visual direction for the release.

The SoleFly x Air Jordan 5 will reportedly release in December for $225. Sneaker Files cites December 5 as the expected date, but it does not say Jordan Brand has officially set a release date. The date listed is yet to be confirmed, and the distinction is important for shoppers in the wake of the rollout.

Got Sole gives sneakerheads another chance to check out Hidalgo and how it looks on foot. Official product photos show the shoe’s construction and colorways, but seeing it on foot offers a different view of the final product.

Grey suede, black detailing, and teal accents combine to create a recognizable trainer without a bright base color. The retail version also differs from the earlier sample with a revised SoleFly heel logo, while the wraparound lacing and matching apparel further reinforce the boxing-inspired direction.

The SoleFly x Air Jordan 5 is shaping up to be a noteworthy collaborative release, slated for December with a $225 retail price. The Miami sighting offers a closer look at the design for now, but the official release date is unconfirmed.