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AIR JORDAN IV FIRE RED

The Air Jordan IV is getting remake after remake this year, but you’ll hear no complaints from sneaker fans. The Air Jordan IV “Fire Red” first debuted in 1989 but was retro released in 2006. Now six years since the last time collectors could get their hands on a pair, Jordan Brand is rereleasing the shoe yet again in August of this year. Colorway, materials used, and overall design stay almost perfectly intact for this sneaker that will drop in August for $160.

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AIR JORDAN IV “CAVS”

While the shoes may look like an homage to the team LeBron is currently doing dirty, the newest colorway for the Air Jordan IV rerelease is not themed after the Knicks (though Amar’e might be doing the Knicks dirtier than LeBron ever could). No, this pair is themed after another team that has felt some condemnation toward Bron, the Cleveland Cavaliers. The shoe actually commemorates another league dominating player and his plight with the Cavs however, paying homage to the iconic shot that MJ took over Craig Ehlo in the first round of the NBA Playoffs years ago. A nubuck upper in black, orange, and blue sit atop an orange outsole, and you can expect to pick the shoes up at Jordan Brand retailers at their quickstrike release on May 12th for $160.

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AIR JORDAN VII GS “OLYMPIC”

Jordan brand has been making promises of an assault on your wallet all year, and with a retro release of the coveted Air Jordan VII GS “Olympic” expected this Summer, you can anticipate another chunk of change parting with your bank account shortly. The shoe has an American flag-inspired colorway with the number ‘9’ featured on the heel in reference to His Airness’ Olympic jersey.

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JORDAN SON OF MARS “OLYMPIC”

After the mixed reaction of the last crazy Spizikes, Jordan Brand has decided to polarize their fans a bit more with this hybrid of the Air Jordan III, V, VI, and XX. With a launch set around the Olympic Games in London around this summer, the shoes sport an “Olympic” colorway and carry the name of Spike Lee’s character from She’s Gotta Have It.

With no release date set, we only know that the price will be $160. Would you pick these up?

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JORDAN SPIZIKE UNIVERSITY BLUE/VIVID ORANGE

Not quite as much of a showstopper as the “Bordeaux” pair of Spizikes in President Obama’s closet, the Jordan Spizike University Blue/Vivid Orange kicks set to hit retailers this month are still sure to turn heads. With an Italy blue patent leather midsole and university blue base with elephant print beneath on a couple panels, the shoes really set off with the bright orange laces and outsole. Available on February 24th, you can pick these up for $175.

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AIR JORDAN 2012 DESIGN SKETCHES

The 27th iteration of the storied Air Jordan franchise has been celebrated this week with a drop and an involved campaign which includes Valentine’s Day NikeID releases and another drop late this month. To help build this hype, the design team at Nike, including none other than Tinker Hatfield himself and Senior Jordan Brand designer Tom Luedecke, offer up some insights to the design. You can definitely see the progression from the early ideas to the final wingtip-inspired product - signified by some of the later pictures - which hits stores today.

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AIR JORDAN III “DAVE WHITE” CUSTOMS BY MACHE

After killing it on every “NERF” redesign you could hope for and raking in the second-highest price in custom sneaker history, Mache is back at it with a pair of Air Jordan III “Dave White” customs that put the actual release in the dust.

Hit up Dan Gamache at his site for a chance at your own.