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The Jordan Willow isn't another sneaker-sandal. Really, the latest model is more sandal than anything.

It may look like it secretly carries some famous Nike tech in its soles. But the Jordan Willow looks to be a regular, stylish Jumpman sandal.

Indeed, the Jordan Willow is quite fashionable, offering familiar leather strapping plus a trendy chunky sole. Admittedly, it looks quite comfy, regardless of whether Nike Air is in there or not.

The Jordan Brand delivers the all-new Willow sandal in nice rotation-ready colorways, including black, white, and pink. All are now available on Nike Korea's website for 89,000 won, roughly $60 at current exchange rates.

Nike's Jordan line may be known for its signature basketball shoes. But the brand has also designed some pretty cool-looking non-sneakers, like those Jordan "Crocs" a.k.a the Hydrip clog and the cutesy Deja sneaker-sandal (essentially a sandal with the Jordan 13's soles).

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After techy efforts like the Jordan Deja and even Nike's Air Max sandals, it's hard not to call the next pair a sneaker-sandal immediately.

Sometimes you get a classic Jordan summer shoe like the Willow that's chic all on its own. No tech needed.

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