Designed by Bruce Kilgore the Air Jordan II debuted in 1986 to limited popularity because of it's expensive 100 dollar price tag. But the shoe was still unique because it sported Italian leather and faux lizard skin on the side of the shoe. In a game against Golden State, Michael Jordan broke his ankle while wearing the Air Jordan II's, which led many to think the II's were the cause of the accident. In addition, the soft midsole would crack easily and the shoes would be thrown out. This was the last Air Jordan to feature the Wings logo on it. Intrestingly, this was the only Air Jordan not to be originally made in all black.