"These shoes are the most comfortable I've bought from Nike so far. They are very soft and fit to size and the quality is high. From my experience, these are also more quiet shoes compared to previous ones. The colors are also vibrant. 10/10 would recommend," says a third.

The shelves of "the Jordan room" can hold up to 325 pairs and "was crafted with $300,000 of meticulous detail."

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Retro Air Jordan 1 shoes are among the most coveted shoes in the world. They were when the original Air Jordan 1 sneakers were released in 1985 and remain so today. Look for no further evidence than the "Black Toe" version we told you about over the weekend that quickly sold out as soon as they were released.

At the heart of the home is ‘The Jordan Room’, a museum-quality display space that currently holds 290 pairs of Michael Jordan sneakers – with the capacity to hold up to 325 pairs. Owner Brett Hardt, a diehard basketball fan, spent $US300,000 building The Jordan Room. He has worn every single pair of shoes in the collection.

"The Jordan Room" in a 21,400-square-foot mansion on the market for $23.5 million in Scottsdale, Arizona, holds up to 325 pairs of shoes and is centered with a basketball hoop with the Jumpman logo above.