Aside from the Air Jordan XX8 PEs, there are some more special sneakers that the athletes taking part in this year’s Jordan Brand Classic have access to. Pictured is the Jordan Aero Mania “Jordan Brand Classic” PE, a pair that the players got to break out this morning at the first practice sessions at NYC’s Basketball City. See the sneakers in full detail via our photo gallery and check back in for more coverage on this year’s Jordan Brand Classic game over the weekend.

The Jordan Aero Mania is a sneaker that’s quietly logged quite a few colorways during its short lifetime, with around eight total arriving since the model’s early 2013 debut. Apparently left on the cutting room floor amidst all those was this, a sort of Aqua/Grape looking mixture that brings in a teal and black combination for the upper. Flip through the gallery for a full set of photos and then grab this Jordan Aero Mania sample for yourself from antique-tb on eBay.

Proof that it’s almost ‘Grape’ season comes in the form of periphary Jordan Brand models picking up on that look-the latest of which to do so being the soon to be debuted Jordan Aero Mania Low shown here. The shortened model ends up looking much more casual than the Jordan Aero Mania proper what with it’s basketball-ready design. Check out this awesome debut colorway of the Jordan Aero Mania Low after the jump and look for the sneakers release this April.

Jordan Aero Mania Low
Grape Ice/White-New Emerald
574411-593
04/2013
$105

The latest UNC flavored sneaker comes in the form of the Jordan Aero Mania. When this model was initially previewed to the Jordans Daily team in the 4th quarter of 2012 it was labeled as a post-season sneaker for the NCAA set, so if the Tar Heels team does decide to bring them out on court then that time should come soon enough. Get the full angle on this Jordan Aero Mania colorway right after the jump and stay tuned with us to find out when and where to purchase.

Breaking up all the retro news we’ve been bringing you for the day is this, a brand new colorway for the Jordan Aero Mania. The sneaker is one that should play a key role on the sneaker game of many an NCAA team come March Madness time. And while they’re not a Jordan Brand school, you can’t help but think what a perfect fit this particular colorway would be for Syracuse’ Orangemen. Hit the jump for some extra angles of this Jordan Aero Mania pair and watch for them now at spots like Afew.

Jordan Aero Mania
Team Orange/White-Total Orange-Black
552313-805

Probably the most unexpected of the ‘Black History Month’ sneakers from Jordan Brand this year came in the form of the Jordan Aero Mania player exclusive seen here. The sneakers were on the feet of athletes like Blake Griffin and Gerald Wallace for yesterday’s games, and feature a predominantly black upper with bits of blue via the frenetic strips that grab at the design (along with some yellow splashed in). Continue reading for more angles on this Jordan Aero Mania exclusive and let us know if you wish you had the chance the purchase.

Right after a couple of Jordan Brand’s bigger athletes got their hands on the Jordan Aero Mania for yesterday’s MLK Day games, you can get your hands on the more unified retail looks. Pictured here are the two debut colorways for the sneaker, which will be a key player on the feet of a few Jordan Brand schools once NCAA March Madness rolls around. Flip through our gallery to get a look and purchase the Jordan Aero Mania from Nikestore now.

Jordan Aero Mania
Game Royal/White-University Blue
552313-405
$120

Gym Red/White-Bright Crimson
552313-602
$120

Following up the Jordan Aero Flight come next year will be the Jordan Aero Mania pictured above, a silhouette that NCAA athletes will suit up in for March Madness time. The sneaker features the same tooling on bottom as the aforementioned Flight, switching out the upper to a sort of striped construction that ends up looking much faster. Click through to check out the Marquette, UNC, and Georgetown version of the Jordan Aero Mania and stay tuned with Jordans Daily for release info. Photos: Sneaker News