Author Archives: Yale Schalk
Air Jordan 11 Low “Barons” brings back the stealth look to Michael Jordan’s 1996 classic signature sneaker. Just in time for spring and summer, the 11 Low is set in b...Read More
A slight variation of the original Air Jordan 6 “Sport Blue” edition, this Midnight Navy look debuted in October 2000 to a warm reception. The clean leather layout and simp...Read More
While a nickname hasn’t been made official, it appears an Air Jordan 31 Low “Black Cat” edition is well in the works. Similar to the mid-top version that released las...Read More
The Kaws x Air Jordan 4 collaboration is nothing if not detailed. From the choice grey suede swatches, to the ghosted pattern, to the Kaws branding, to the translucent glow sole, to th...Read More
After a six-year gap from the originals, Air Jordan 12 returned in fall 2003 to widespread acclaim. The famous “Flu Game” black and red was the first to return that October...Read More
March Madness is in full swing, pitting the country’s college hoops powerhouses and upstarts against each other for the ultimate prize – NCAA glory. Jordan Brand is also ha...Read More
The Valley of the Sun is hosting Sneaker Con for the first time this Saturday. More specifically, the Phoenix Convention Center will house the Grand Canyon State’s most fervent s...Read More
Sneaker Con rolled into Cleveland on Saturday like it never left. The premier buy/sell/trade drew some of the nation’s top sneaker collectors from all over Ohio and the midwest t...Read More
Though this Air Jordan 11 Low IE was dubbed the “Referee” due to its nearly nondescript appearance, the look didn’t officially have its roots in the refereeing game. ...Read More
Swap the blue in the Air Jordan 4 “Motorsport” for red and you’ve got the classic “Fire Red” colorway. Maybe that’s why the look has such an OG feel...Read More