Today we get a look at the GS, or kids version of the highly-anticipated White/ Black-Cement Grey Air Jordan IV Retro. As you can see, a little detail has been lost going down to such a small size, but the overall sneaker remains the same. The White/Cement Air Jordan IVs are scheduled to release on February 18, 2012, but you can get the GS version now at Marqueesole.
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Air Jordan IV Retro
Color: White/Black-Cement Grey
Style: 308497-103
Release: 02/18/2012
Price: $160.00
Here’s an update on the mysterious Denim Air Jordan III Retro, which recently popped up on a couple of forums. While it was believed that these could possibly be a planned release, it turns out that they were at one point. In 2009, Jordan Brand’s Footwear Business director, Astor Chambers created this pair in an attempt to add add some freshness to Jordan Brand’s lineup. Unfortunately, those plans were scrapped, but at least a few samples were made. Here’s a couple pics of Chambers wearing the Denim IIIs at the Quai 54. From SC.
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It’s been over two months since I’ve posted about the “Duke” Nike Air Max Uptempo II, but I’m happy to announce that they have finally made it to stores. Taking inspiration from Duke’s basketball team, they have white and black upper, contrasted with blue mesh. You should be able to find these now in your local store. If not, you can get also get these on eBay.
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Ray Allen isn’t the only one with hot Air Jordan XIII player exclusives, now you can add Chris Paul to the list. Created to match the New Orleans Hornets’ home uniforms, this pair has received an upper made of white leather and cerulean suede, complemented with purple accents. Chris Paul’s “CP3” symbol has been embroidered on the tongue. It’s a shame that unlike the Ray Allen XIIIs, we probably won’t have a chance to purchase these. Pics from Air_Andy.
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A couple of days ago we got a look at the “Khaki” Air Jordan IIIs, which were completely draped in khaki-colored nubuck suede. Today, we see yet another interesting fabric on the Air Jordan IIIs. This pair has received a denim upper, complete with the golden-brown stitching that we always see on jeans. As you can see, they’ve received the same elephant print as the Khaki IIIs. Perhaps these will be released as a Denim/Khaki pack, or maybe they were just one of Jordan Brand’s experiments? What do you think of these?
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If the Metallic Silver/Black Nike Total Air Foamposite Max wasn’t enough for you, then how about a completely blacked-out pair? This new colorway has been done in black from top to bottom, with the exception of the clear Max Air unit. They are scheduled to hit stores on November 25.
Nike Total Air Foamposite Max
Color: Black/Black
Style: 472498-010
Release: 11/25/2011
Price: $225.00
It’s amazing what you can do with some old clothes. Jwizvr6 created this beautiful pair of Dunk High customs by using a pair of pair of plaid shorts and applying the fabric to the inner panels. The rest of the sneaker has received navy blue nubuck suede, finished off with a white swoosh and matching white laces. Unfortunately, Jwizvr6 only made one pair, so you’ll have to create your own if you want a pair. From N-SB.
A couple of weeks ago, we got a look at a pair of Oregon Ducks player exclusive Air Jordan IIIs, created by Jordan Brand to match the Ducks’ away uniforms. This time, we get a look at the home version, thanks to Oregon Duck-turned-Pittsburgh Steeler Dennis Dixon. This time, a white upper has been used, complemented with black accents and the traditional elephant print. Just like the away pair, this colorway features a large “O” on the tongue, used in place of the usual Jumpman. Unfortunately, this is the only angle, but it’s probably safe to say that the duck feet have been placed on the heel of this one as well.
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Here’s a look at Chris Paul’s newest sneaker, the Jordan CP 2’Quick. Created to match the away uniforms of the New Orleans Hornets, this pair has been wrapped in black patent leather, while the heel support and sole areas have been done in a beautiful cerulean blue. Yellow eyelets and a matching Jumpman complete the color scheme. There’s no word on the official release date, but I’ll post it up as soon as it becomes available.
The day is almost here. In just 4 days, the Metallic Silver-Black-Photo Blue Nike Total Air Foamposite Max will finally make its return to stores. As you can see from the pics, the sneaker has remained unchanged. The metallic silver upper is just as shiny as ever, and the hologram Nike logo is still hypnotizing. They will release on October 4, retailing for $225. Pics from mrrsports.
Nike Total Air Foamposite Max
Color: Metallic Silver-Black-Photo Blue
Style: 472498-040
Release: 10/01/2011
Nike’s already gearing up for summer 2012 with these two planned Blazer Low colorways. The first pair has received a very basic color scheme, featuring a black upper overlaid with a white swoosh and matching laces. If you want something a little brighter, the second pair has been done in a vibrant red. Both pairs have a suede upper. Stay tuned for more info on this release.
No, your eyes aren’t fooling you, the Air Jordan III has gone khaki with this new color scheme. The entire upper, has been covered in khaki suede, contrasted with khaki and black elephant print and white accents. Usually when Jordan brand tries wild color scheme like this on a classic, it causes a love/hate split between sneakerheads. With this one, however, I can really feel the hate brewing. What do you think?
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We’ve seen a lot of unique Dunk colorways lately like the “DeLoreans” and the SB “Lakers”, but how something that’ll go with anything and still break necks? Check out this new Black/Anthracite-Medium Grey GR release. Using a combination of nubuck suede and leather, this pair has been done in black with medium grey inner panels and an anthracite swoosh. You can get these now at Nike.com for only $82.
Nike Dunk High
Color: Black/Anthracite–Medium Grey
Style: 317982-036
Price: $82.00
Remember the Future Sole Air Jordan 1 from 2009? It was a special collaboration between Future Sole and Jordan Brand, and was extremely difficult to obtain, as only 55 pairs were released, all given to the friends and family of Future Sole. If those weren’t rare enough for you, check out this unreleased alternate version. It has a very unique graphite-colored upper, complemented with a black patent leather swoosh, and the same red and white sole. The Future Sole logo remains near the heel. There’s no telling how many pairs of these samples were actually produced, but one thing’s for sure, it’s nowhere near 55. Which version do you prefer?
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The 2011-12 NBA season may still be up in the air, but Lakers fans can still show love for their team with this upcoming new colorway. Matching the Lakers’ uniform, this pair has a purple nubuck suede upper, complemented with a gold swoosh and matching laces. They are scheduled to release in summer 2012. From N-SB.
