Nike, Jordan Brand and OHSU have just unveiled the 2013 Doernbecher Freestyle collection, and one pair sure to get a lot of attention is the Air Jordan 10 included in this year’s group. Benefitting Doernbecher Children’s Hospital and designed by 12-year-old Daniel Pena, these special 10s celebrate reinvention with a modified logo, clear outsole (the first ever on an Air Jordan 10) and glossy camo print inspired by Daniel’s love of video games. These Jordans, along with the rest of the 2013 Doernbecher Freestyle collection, will launch at Nike retail locations and Nike.com later this fall, so stay tuned to Nice Kicks for all the latest info. Learn more about Daniel’s love of Michael Jordan and personal reinvention as an athlete battling hemophilia, as well as the rest of the 2013 Doernbecher Freestyle designers, at Nike, Inc.

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