Jordan Brand came through today with a serendipitous 23 new sneakers that we can expect to release in May of 2013. They’re remaining tight lipped on the retros to arrive in that month, but the group is a juicy one nonetheless. Highlights include the Air Jordan 1 Strap Low, which goes for the “Black Toe” look on one pair, more Jordan CP3.VI AE pairs that are on the way, and six new colorways for the Jordan Flight Luminary. Get a look at each after the jump and find individual style info over on our Air Jordans release date page.

It appears as if the Jordan Super.Fly sequel will share shelf space with the cut down version of the model. The Jordan Super.Fly Low will continue to be a presence at retail for the month of April, as this combination of gym red, white, and black is on schedule to release next month. Curiously enough we’ve already seen the Jordan Super.Fly Low before with that same color code, with the previous one going much more red. See more on this release in the gallery below and stay tuned for the sneakers become available.

Jordan Super.Fly Low
Gym Red/White-Black
540203-600
04/2013
$115

Following all the previews we’ve been giving you today, we’re dropping the full look at the April 2013 Air Jordan and Jordan Brand releases. There are retros (the Air Jordan VIII and the Air Jordan 1), brand new signature stuff (the Jordan CP3.VI AE), and remixes of recent models (the Jordan Son of Mars Low). See all of them right after the jump and then make sure you head to our Air Jordan release dates page to see individual style info on each of these upcoming sneakers.

Yes the Jordan Super.Fly 2 is waiting in the wings, but that doesn’t mean that the first iteration of that sneaker is ready to retire just yet. Shown is a brand new colorway of the Jordan Super.Fly Low, one that slaps on the classic university blue with a black base instead of the typical white. Check out a few extra angles on this Jordan Super.Fly Low release in our gallery and tell us if you’re planning to purchase this black patent-leather pair.

Jordan Super.Fly Low
Black/White-Metallic Silver-University Blue
540203-007

The Jordan Super.Fly Low sure had a lot less build up that the straight up Super.Fly model as far its retail release. You’ll recall that the original played a big part in Jordan Brand’s Olympic plans last summer, where the Low has sort of quietly crept onto retail shelves. The latest colorway to arrive is this, a black and total crimson combination that’s a few shades off from being another entry into the ‘Bred’ series. Get a better look in our gallery after the jump and tell us in the comments if you approve of the Jordan Super.Fly Low.

It has finally happened, the Jordan Super Fly Low is available at retail at last. The release comes as a rather quiet one, with Jordan Brand oddly not spinning much fanfare around its arrival despite putting quite a bit of stock into the Jordan Super Fly proper earlier in the year. Check out the ‘Bred’ colorway in the gallery and pick up your pair of the Jordan Super.Fly Low now at Nikestore.

Jordan Super.Fly Low
Black/White-Gym Red
540203-001

Is the Jordan Super.Fly set to be a permanent inclusion in the Jordan Brand sneaker offerings rather than just a 2012 special? It’s sort of looking that way, with the model still getting regular wear in the NBA and the low version set to make a second wave of impact upon its impending release. Pictured here are a few more angles on a stealthy black and grey version. Click through to check out this Jordan Super.Fly Low and tell us what you think in the comments.

Perhaps the upcoming Air Jordan XI ‘Bred’ can coax this similar looking Jordan Super.Fly Low out of hiding? We’re still waiting for the new to this year style to hit retail shelves, the regular mid-hitting version having won over quite a few folks by now. Click through with Jordans Daily for a look at the Jordan Super.Fly Low ‘Bred’ and let us know in the comments if you’d rock these.

Jordan Super.Fly Low
Black/White-Gym Red
540203-001

When will the Jordan Super.Fly Low finally arrive? We were hoping that maybe an NBA athlete would be the flag bearer for this low style, resulting in a later retail release, but such isn’t the case so far. While we’re waiting we’ve got another look at the sneaker, this time in the gym red/white/black combo. Click through for the rest of the photos featuring the Jordan Super.Fly Low and stick with Jordans Daily to find out when these hit retailers.

Jordan Super.Fly Low
Gym Red/White-Black
540203-601

Will the Jordan Super.Fly stick around to be a yearly offering from the likes of Jordan Brand? At the very least they’re showing that they’re still dedicated to the silo for the time being, with a low cut version still in the works. The wait has been a long one but word is coming down now that a Holiday 2012 arrival is to be expected, with this stealthly black and grey set to be among the initial pairs. Click through to check them out and let us know in the comments what you think of this Jordan Super.Fly Low colorway.