Quick release reminder, as the Jordan CMFT Viz Air 11 release date is set for tomorrow, September 4th at retailers nationwide. The shoe, hitting tomorrow in two colorways, white/varsity red and white/varsity blue, is a hybrid of the Air Jordan 11 and Air Max 1, taking from the former the mesh upper and leather mudguards, [...]

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And one last item for tomorrow, the Air Jordan 9 Charcoal release date. The classic AJ9, releasing in this colorway for the first time since it’s original circulation, will be in stores for $150. The shoe features a great mix of charcoal on the rand with black suede through the upper and varsity red on [...]

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The very underrated and possibly slept-on Air Jordan 1 High velvet brown/deep garnet-dark sage is now available on Nikestore.com and at retailers nationwide. The shoe features a very premium-looking leather over the upper in two-tone brown, a burgundy Swoosh and wings logo and sage on the laces, outsole and inner-lining. These will run you $110 [...]

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The latest Air Jordan Fusion will meld together the Air Jordan 10 and Air Force 1, and we finally have some great shots of that AJF 10 “Steel Grey,” which features the most iconic colorway of that particular Air Jordan. In addition to the sole unit, the shoe also borrows its ankle strap from the [...]

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Here’s another, closer look at the upcoming Jordan CMFT Viz Air 11, release date set for September 4th. As you may have read, the shoe combines the Air Max 1 and Air Jordan 11, two of the most popular athletic shoes of all time, to create an entirely new silhouette. The shoe will initially hit [...]

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Here’s a close look at the upcoming Jordan CMFT Viz 11, the amalgam of the most classic Nikes of all time, the Air Jordan 11 and Air Max 1. The shoe was once known as the Comfort Max 11 and I already wrote about it here, so you should click there if you want the [...]

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As you’re surely aware, upon its original release the Air Jordan 1 did not endear itself to the NBA and first-year commissioner David Stern. The colorful shoe (most NBA footwear at that point was white) was considered a uniform violation and earned Michael Jordan a fine of $5,000 per game, which Nike happily paid for [...]

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