Here’s another shot of the upcoming Grey/Cement “Oreo” Air Jordan IV, recently posted on Instagram by us11hustla. Featuring black suede mixed with various shades of gray, this pair is basically the updated the version of Jordan Brand’s classic Black and White Oreo 4s. White accents and speckles on the midsole help to finish this beautiful design off. There’s still no release info, but expect another update soon.
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Here’s yet another unseen Nike KD V colorway from Randy Williams. This pair features a vibrant upper, with a number of reds and oranges, all mixed with white to form a pattern that’s guaranteed to break necks. The sneakers white midsole has been covered with orange speckles, while dark blue has been used on teh swoosh and outsole. Once again, it’s unknown if this design will hit stores, but stay tuned for an update should more info on this sneaker surface.
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The “Space Jams” are easily one of the most popular Air Jordan 11 Retro colorways, but how about a low top version? That’s the idea that came to mind when Dank Customs designed this custom pair of XI Lows. in true Space Jam fashion, this pair has received a full black-on-black upper, completed with a white midsole and icy clear sole. Concord and white has been used on the infamous “JUMPMAN-JORDAN” tongue logo. As icing on the cake, Dank even placed the Space Jam logo on the insoles. It’s hard to say with 100% certainty, but it looks like the upcoming White/Black-True Red XI lows were used as the base model. We may never see a low top Space Jam model from Jordan Brand, but this sneaker is a perfect example of what could be.
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Thanks to Marqueesole, we now have a much better look at the next model in the KD series, the Nike KD 6. This pair brings the sneaker line back to it’s low top form, but with improved technology (and looks IMO). The KD VI features Nike’s Flywire technology around most of the upper, and a tongue which seems to serve as a shroud a well. To top things off, this model introduces a new KD logo, which can be seen on the tongue. There’s still no word on when these will release, but considering that Nike isn’t quite done with the KD V, don’t expect to see them until after the summer.
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Here’s a fresh new image set of the upcoming 2013 “Black Toe” Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG. Unlike 2008’s Old Love New Love release, this pair stays as true to the original as possible, featuring a full high cut, as well as a Nike Air logo on the tongue. Retailing for $140, the Black Toes will hit stores on May 25, but you can get them early on eBay. Here’s a direct link to the search results if you’d like to avoid getting up early.
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Air Jordan 1 (I) Retro High OG
Color: White/Black-Gym-Red
Style: 555088-184
Release: 05/25/2013
Price: $140.00
It’s been over two months since we’ve heard any news about the upcoming “Laney” Air Jordan 5 Retro, but tonight we finally have some release info. Originally expected to drop during the holidays, it appears that the Laneys will release a little earlier, with a currently-scheduled release date of November 2. They are expected to retail for $160. Not seen since 2000, this colorway has been in high demand for many years, and is expected to cause quite a storm, so be sure to mark your calendars and start stacking some cash. This date will be stored in the Air Jordan Release Dates section for future reference.
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Air Jordan 5 (V) Retro
Color: White/Varsity Maize-Varsity Royal-Black
Style: 136027-???
Release: 11/02/2013
Price: $160.00
Kevin Durant’s season might be over with the Thunder’s loss to Memphis in the Western Conference Semifinals, but the Nike KD 5 still has a ton of life left. This newly-revealed colorway has received a light grey leather upper, mated to bright green speckled midsole and matching green accents. Blue serves as a complementary color and has been used on the swoosh, eyelets and outsole. it remains unknown as to whether will see a public release, but let’s keep our fingers crossed. From kD’s buddy Randy Williams.
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We’ve already seen a large number of Air Jordan 1 releases this year, but as usual some designs just didn’t make the final cut. This Black/Canyon Purple colorway is a perfect example. This pair has a shiny Black and purple leather upper, covered with matte pinstripes. A white sockliner provides a nice contrast to the design, while black and white laces do the rest. It’s a shame that this pair won’t see a public release. It’s unknown how many were actually produced, but this sample was originally listed on eBay by seller jesusisbackintown.
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The “Grape Effect” has made its way to Nike’s reincarnation of a classic the Nike Air Force Max 2013. Featuring a mostly white upper, this pair has received purple on the strap and eyelets, joined with aquamarine accents. A hint of grey can been seen on the outsole. This colorway will release on May 25, and will be available at shops like Renarts, but you can get them now on eBay. Here’s a direct link.
Nike Air Force Max 2013
Color: White/Purple-Ultraviolet-Blue
Style: 555105-101
Release: 05/25/2013
It looks like 2013 will finally see the return of the “Oreo” Air Jordan , but with a significantly updated look. instead of the mostly blacked out leather version we remember, this new design sports black at the top mixed a number of greys, all constructed of suede material. White has been used on the tabs, tongue logo, outsole, and sock liner. A black midsole with white speckles completes the look. So far no release information has been announced, but expect an update in the near future. How do you feel about the new Grey/Cement “Oreo” Air Jordan 4?
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Here’s some release info on the upcoming “Phoenix Suns” Nike Barkley Posite Max, which takes inspiration from Sir Charles’ days with the Suns. will release on 5/18/2013. Stores like Footlocker and Footaction will implement the ticketing at select locations starting tomorrow, 5/15 through Thursday, 5/16. This sneaker will also be available online. Retail price is $235.
Nike Barkley Posite Max
Color: Court Purple/Team Orange
Style: 555097-581
Release: 05/18/2013
Price: $235.00
The Nike KD V gets in on the “What the” action with this newly-unveiled colorway. Just like other models to use the theme, this pair uses design cues from previously-released dseigns, including the Area 72, Christmas, Supernatural, Energy, and Black History Month (BHM) color schemes. So far, little information has been announced about the “What the KD” Nike KD 5, but keep checking back for an update soon.
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Here’s a brand new Nike Dunk High colorway that both Heat and Bulls fans can appreciate. Covered in mostly black suede, this pair has received a red net-like fabric on the midfoot area, matched with a black and red swoosh and red sock liner. A multicolored tongue graphics serves as a nice detail and complements the design nicely. You can get this colorway at Nikestore for $85.00.
Nike Dunk High
Color: Black/Black-University Red
Style: 317982-055
Today we have a look at easily the brightest and most creative Koeb 8 colorway yet. Simply called GC, this pair uses basically every color on the spectrum to form a beautiful pattern that would make Dr. Huxtable’s sweaters turn green with envy. In addition to the vibrant upper, this sneaker has also received a set of bright low laces, and light grey on the tongue and ankle areas. A yellow tongue logo surrounded by a blue and red snake add even more flavor, while an orange sockliner provides comfort. The inspiration behind this sneaker remains unknown as well as its release date, but check back shortly for an update. From C-Space.
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Kobe 8 System ‘GC’
Color: Storm Grey/Metallic Silver-Tour Yellow
Style: 555286-002
Carmelo Anthony’s player sample lineup expands once more with this beautiful Knicks-inspired Air Jordan 5 colorway. This pair has received a bright reddish-orange leather upper with matching laces and eyelets, contrasted with a blue on the tongue logo and lace lock. In traditional Air Jordan 5 fashion the rest of the tongue has received reflective 3M material, while the midfoot area has the usual clear netting. It’s unknown if we’ll see these on Melo’s feet during the playoffs, but let’s hope that he does lace these up.
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Air Jordan 5 (V) Retro
Color: Team Orange/Game Royal-Mts
Style: 366737-535
