Air Jordan 2010 Officially Unveiled

Its ugly but good to see MJ and D Wade working together

The Air Jordan 2010’s surfaced a few days ago but have now been officially unveiled by Jordan Brand. The big news also includes the fact that model celebrates 25 years of the Air Jordan line, and will be debuted by Miami Heat’s D Wade. The shoe was designed by the legendary Tinker Hatfield, Mark Smith, and MJ himself. One of the silhouette’s most predominant features is the unique transparent thermoplastic urethane (TPU) window. They are slated to release on Saturday, February 13, 2010 and retail for $170. Via. KicksOnFire.com

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Air Jordan True Flight – White / Court Blue (Flint Grey)

Here we have some detailed pictures of the new Air Jordan True Flights. The Air Jordan True Flight (Flint Grey) features a silhouette that strongly resembles the Air Jordan 7 (VII). This particular colorway was inspired by the Air Jordan 7 (VII) Retro White / French Blue / Flint Grey which retroed in 2002. They feature a predominantly white upper constructed from leather along with court blue and university blue accents. Unlike the Air Jordan 7 (VII), they feature a flatter sole along with a herringbone traction pattern which provides for a better grip.  They will be available at Footaction locations on January 17, 2009 and will retail for $140. These are a great addition to any fresh person’s show game. Via KicksOnFire.com

Upcoming Nike Air Jordan 1 Retro “Fathers Day”

The Air Jordan 1 has undergone a series of themes in the last few months which will luckily culminate in an anticipated OG colorway release later on this year. However for the time being, from recent army inspirations, a “Father’s Day” model has been slated to release in June. The black/white upper features a clear Swoosh and herringbone like materials along the side and toebox. Estimated release date is June 7th, in time for Father’s Day approximately a week later.

Dedicated to perhaps the most important person in Michael Jordan’s life, his deceased father, James Raymond Jordan Sr.