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The Air Jordan V ‘Grape’ retro is still a couple of months away. Come May you can pick up the sneakers, but until then the previews will have to do (Or you can break out an older pair if you were around the last time this beloved colorway got the retro treament). Check out the late...Read More
Leading up to the Air Jordan XX3 release there was the ‘CDP’ set of sneakers, 11 different box sets each containing two pairs of sneakers. The numbers of the pairs in each box set added up to 23, meaning that an Air Jordan III would come paired with an Air Jordan XX, an Air Jordan ...Read More
Next up after the Jordan CP3.VI is the transition model of sorts the Jordan CP3.VI AE. The ‘AE’ designation apparently stands for Artisan Edition, a sort of curious suffix that will no doubt be unveiled via some official communications in the future. The Podulon system remains on t...Read More
Terrell Owens’ time with the Seattle Sewhawks didn’t even last him a month in the off-season, but that was still time enough for Jordan Brand to whip up this crazy looking Air Jordan III for him. The PE pair goes with an almost volt looking neon green on the upper and puts on some ...Read More
Jordan Flight Club ’91: Matte Silver – Grande Purple – Night Stadium Grey
March 5, 2013 BY cement / 0 5 / 5
The Jordan Flight Club ’91 continues to get weirder and weirder with the colors utilized, and by now we get the notion that the pair isn’t at all interested staying within the lines of traditional retro colorways. Exemplifying that is this new combination of matte siler, grande pur...Read More
The grown up style shoes that arrived in the Jordan Two3 line didn’t completely abandon their Air Jordan heritage. This pair seems to serve up an homage to the Air Jordan XII what with its split upper set up and the similar metal lace loops. Check out the leather and nubuck combo in bett...Read More
The Jordan CP3.VI isn’t done borrowing the elephant print look just yet. Shown here is an exciting new pair that slaps that pattern on with a black, white, and vegas gold look that is no doubt a Wake Forest tribute (One that’s quite a bit more subdued than the player exclusive pair...Read More
Arriving as one of the first goodies whipped up for Quentin Richardson during his New York Knicks days was this version of the Air Jordan XIV. The sneaker sports the classic blue and orange combo-the blue hues included ending up quite a bit darker than anything that landed on the retail releas...Read More
Hot on the heels of the Jordan Spiz’ike featuring the same look is this Jordan Melo M9 colorway. The pair is one that we’ve been waiting for since the model was first previewed to the Jordans Daily team back in September of 2012. As you can see the same 3M treatment is in place, a ...Read More
The ‘Grape’ flavor is one that will apparently go beyond the Air Jordan V in 2013, landing here on the Air Jordan 1 as well. The combination goes for a black base though in contrast with the aforemtioned original Air Jordan V colorway. Get a look at the sneaker in more depth right ...Read More