This July, Nike’s classic Air Max 90 sneaker makes a return in its most popular colorway, White/Cement/Infrared-Black. Released numerous times in the past, the Infrareds have sold out every time, so expect this release to be no different. The announcement of an Air Max 90 release is usually followed by another one, so expect to see more colorways along with this one.
Here’s a new Hypderdunk 2010 colorway that I’m sure you Lakers fans can appreciate. This pair has a shiny black upper which emulates croc-skin, and is complemented with a purple swoosh and yellow and purple graphics. Expect to see this colorway during the summer.
After a five-year absence, Jordan Brand has finally decided to re-release the Navy Blue/Flint Grey-White Air Jordan XIIIs. I’ve been around for both releases, and judging from the past, this is gonna be a hot release. They will release in November.
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Air Jordan XIII (13) Retro
Color: Blue/Flint Grey
Style: 414571-401
Release Date: 11/??/2010
After a six-year absence, the OG White/Black-Varsity Red Air Jordan II colorway is finally scheduled to make a return. I haven’t seen these in person yet, but they look quite close to the 2004 model from the pics. They will release on May 1, so start saving now!
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Air Jordan 2 (II) Retro
Color: White/Black-Varsity Red
Release: 03/11/2010
Here’s a few pics of an all-new Spizike colorway planned for release in May. This pair has a white and black upper, with a red and cement grey sole. A little creativity was used on the sock liner, which has phrases such as “I Can Fly” and “Michael Jordan Flight School”. The official release date is May 8.
Jordan Spizike
Color: Cement/Black/New Blue/Infrared
Release: 05/08/2010
Here’s a few new pics of the Air Jordan VI Retros, inspired by the Lakers. It’s a pretty subtle theme, as the sneaker features a mostly black upper, but uses purple and gold stitching Of course, there’s still the icey clear sole. These are planned for release on May 15.
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Just when I was starting to give up all hope of ever seeing Powder IXs again, Marquee Sole saves the day! Check out these pics of the upcoming White/Black-Powder IXs. I don’t have the official release date yet, but once I get it, I’ll be sure to post it in the Air Jordan Release Dates section. For now, you can cop select sizes at Marquee Sole.
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Tonight, I’ve got some pics of the most recently announced Nike Air Max Hyperize colorway. This pair has a completely metallic silver upper, complemented with volt yellow on the sockliner, tongue, and sole. This colorway is scheduled for release sometime in June.
This Saturday, the Cool Grey/Neon Air Max 95s are finally making a return. Easily the most popular Air Max 95 colorway ever, this re-release is quite true to the original version. They will be available at 21 Mercer, and most other Nike stores. You can bet that more Air Max 95 colorways are sure to follow after these, and I’ll be sure to post them in the Nike Release Dates section. From Nike Sportwear.
Just in case you didn’t get a chance to hit up your sneaker store last weekend, I wanted to remind everyone that the Black/Red-Cement Jordan Spi’zikes are now available. Inspired by the ever-popular Black/Red-Cement Air Jordan IV colorway, this pair, this pair features an almost identical color scheme, with the exception of a blue Jumpman symbol on the tongue. If you’d like to cop a pair, Nike.com still has them available in all sizes. They are bound to go fast, so don’t sleep! Here’s the link.
After over ten years, we finally get a new colorway of the Nike Air Total Max Uptempo, made popular by Reggie Miller in the late 90s. This colorway has a completely black-out upper, contrasted by a light blue sole. They will be available in June.
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Here’s a first look at one of Nike’s latest basketball sneakers, the Air Max Hyperfly. A mid-cut sneaker, the Hyperflys combine the profile of the classic Nike Hyperflight with design cues and technology from the Nike Hyperize, including the Flywire. This colorway has a mostly black upper, with blue accents, and a matching blue sock liner.
Today I’ve got some news on the Zoom Kobe V Draft Day, first reported about a week ago. This pair was created to celebrate Kobe’s entrance into the NBA. For those who don’t know, Kobe was originally selected by the Charlotte Hornets, and later traded to the Lakers. The rest is history.
If you’re looking to cop this sneaker, they will be available in May. As for availability, they will be a general release, so you should be able to get them at your local Footlocker, and expect to see them at House of Hoops as well. I’ll post the exact release date as soon as it becomes available. Here’s a few new pics.
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Good news for you Air Max 1 fans. The folks at Nike have created four all-new colorways all planned for release in April. The first colorway has a grey upper, with orange accents, uses white for the toebox an midsole. The next color scheme (my favorite) has a mostly black upper, with cerulean blue accents. If you’re looking for a warmer color scheme, the third pair has a black and orange upper, followed by white midsole. Last but not least, number 4 has a uses a combination of light grey suede and yellow mesh, along with brighter yellow for the accents and sock liner. All in all, four very beautiful colorways.
In honor of the late NC State Womens basketball coach Kay Yow, Nike has created this special Nike Hyperize colorway to support the Women’s Basketball College Association Cancer fund. They are available now at House of Hoops, and there’s a few pairs on ebay.
