Air Jordan Countdown Pack III | XX

The latest Air Jordan Countdown Pack has dropped this past Saturday. Featured within the pack was the fan-favorite black/cement III and an all-black version of the Air Jordan XX. Although most places dropped on Saturday, Seattle’s Rock Paper Scissors is releasing theirs at 11:00 am on Tuesday, October 21st. Personally I think the Jordan 20's are ugly, so maybe you can wear those to the gym or even during outdoor pickup games. Don't forget to take advantage of Foot Locker employee discounts. If you want to work there you can pick up a Foot Locker job application.

Air Jordan Countdown Pack I | XX2

Next up for the latter part of this month from Jordan Brand is their continuation of the Collezione (which I’ve heard few if any use) packs as they re-visit the distant Air Jordan I and the most recent offering within the entire collection, the XX2. These upcoming releases are restricted to black and white without the usual dash of iconic Bulls red. Look for these to release this upcoming weekend, Saturday, September 20th at select Jordan accounts. Check out Vegas Coupons to try to get a pair of these.

Air Jordan I Retro Velcro

As an unforeseen drop for many, the Air Jordan I has recently been released in a low-top Velcro form. Although many should have grown out of Velcro sneakers in grade 2, the slight redeeming quality of these can be attributed to a classic Bulls colorway. While Millenium Shoes is among the first to receive their shipment, look for these at your local Jordan dealer. Make sure that your car's tires still have their thread otherwise get them replaced at Tire Wholesale places.

Air Jordan I Low Phat September Release

After a largely failed attempt at attacking the skate market with the Flypside, Jordan Brand looks a little closer to home as they choose the historically skate-relevant Air Jordan I to produce the Air Jordan I Low Phat. The shoe itself is largely unchanged undergoing increased padding as the only real change. The Black/Cement colorway has been a popular choice as of late and no doubt capitalizes on the huge popularity of the Air Jordan III. A release date has been set for September 27th, 2008 with a similarly colored White/Cement color on the way as well. Available early through eBay. If you kids can't afford a nice pair of kicks, you might wanna check out these jobs for 14 year olds.

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Air Jordan 1 “Laser”

Samples of a potential Air Jordan I High release have been released. Featuring a clean black upper on a gum sole, the shoe is marked by an intricate laser pattern. Unlike the glut of Air Jordan I releases these are noticeably closer to the originals with a higher cut. No details are known regarding its release date. As your child grows up to be like Mike, make sure they get the nutrition they need every breakfast by getting Wheaties Post cereal coupons.

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Air Jordan I Olympic

Despite the Olympics being over, the Redeem Team did exactly as promised and brought home Olympic gold and glory. Continue the celebrations and Dream Team support with this upcoming Air Jordan I utilizing colorways made famous on Michael Jordan’s popular VII worn back in ‘92 at the Barcelona Olympics. These drop September 13th at urban accounts across the United States cities such as Chicago, Denver, and Fort Worth.

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Nike Air Jordan 6 Rings Concord

With it’s obvious resemblance to the AJ XI, the newest mash-up sneaker from the Jordan Camp continues where the Spizike model left off. The biggest difference in this silhouette though is the use patent leather and original retro colorways rather than over bearing the consumer with obscure color choices. Already having released the iconic black/red Chicago Bulls color scheme, the next release will come in an equally impressive white/black/concord, which is due to drop October 25th, 2008. Get Beverly Hills Lasik Eye Surgery here...

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Air Jordan Countdown Pack V | XVIII

Officially known as the Collezione Pack, the latest pairing of sneakers based on Michael Jordan’s iconic #23 features the Varsity Red Air Jordan V and the Fire Red Air Jordan XVIII. The suggested retail price for this pack like previous ones is slated for $310 USD. The release date is set for Saturday, August 23rd with Millenium Shoes among the retailers releasing them on the drop date.

Starks Laces Toggle

Starks Laces are reliving the past with their latest sneaker-related accessory release. For almost everybody, arguably their first experience with a lace toggle came thanks to the minds of Michael Jordan and Tinker Hatfield as the Jordan V (and seen once again on the XVII) featured the simple but useful piece. Starks Laces’ toggle features a colorway inspired by the outlandish colorway of the time, the Grape V as we see the mixing of grape and aqua.

Jordan 7 Olympic Miro

With the Olympics right around the corner, now it’s the best time to get some fresh gears, and what would be more fitting than the Jordan VII Olympic Miro. This pair is inspired by the works of famous painter, Joan Miro, with a white base and multi-colored accents. The shoes will be premiered exclusively at Opium Barcelona on Thursday, July 3, from 7:30 pm.

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Air Jordan Spiz’ike Lime Green/Purple

Recently seen on the feet of Nike Air Jordan Brand boss Gentry Humphrey is this upcoming Air Jordan Spiz’ike done up in a lime green/purple colorway. Set against a black upper, the cement print pops off nicely with the use of green and purple. The majority of this sneaker’s allocation will be seen in Europe with a small amount making its way into the US.

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Air Jordan Countdown Pack 4 | 19

The newest Countdown Pack part of the Air Jordan Collezoine campaign is the 4 + 19 combination. The crowd favorite Air Jordan 4’s will come in the proven classic Black/Cement Grey/Fire Red colorway, and the newer 19’s will be in a similar colorway of Black/Chrome/Varsity Red. This pack will be will be available starting July 19th.

The Future of the Air Jordan - Air Jordan 2009

According to ajordanxi over at Sole Collector, with all the speculation surrounding the future of the flagship Air Jordan, some confirmed sources have revealed what’s upcoming for the world’s most famous signature. Starting in 2009, the Air Jordan will no longer follow a numerical installment like the past (I - XX3) but rather be named after the release year. This means look for the Air Jordan 2009 (not to be confused with Jumpman 2009) later this year.