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The ‘Knicks’ colorway is drawing quite a bit of attention leading up to next week’s ‘White Cement’ Retro release, but let’s not forget that there are at least two other ‘off’-colored Air Jordan 4s making waves in early 2012. The ‘Voltage Cherry’ joints just dropped last weekend, and coming up alongside the beloved White Cement OGs is this ’Ultraviolet’ Air Jordan IV GS, a model that borrows the original’s blocking pattern but swaps out its neutralized Chicago ‘home’ palette for a more feminine look that’ll be popular with a ton of Miss Sneakerheads. We expect these to hit retailers in mid-April, but will you be getting in on the grade school part of the ‘White Cement’ drop next Saturday? Click through so you can see how this Ultraviolet edition compares and stick with Sneaker News for all the summer 2012 Air Jordan release dates. via TTB
Air Jordan IV GS
White/Ultraviolet-Black
487724-108
04/21/12
$110
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This past week was a major treat for Air Jordan XI fans, as we got a clear confirmation of the release of the Columbia XI and received a nice treat in the form of the Air Jordan XI ‘Blackout’. Here’s a look at yet another piece of Air Jordan XI greatness – the University Blue/Black-White sample; much like the Air Jordan X sample we showed you yesterday, this sample features a tonal University Blue upper with a White Jumpman logo on the heel and a black mesh-weave inner lining. Curiously enough, these are dated as Spring 2010, while the Air Jordan X sample was due in Spring of 2008. Additionally, you may attribute these to the Pantone 284 Collection that was on display at the Jordan Brand ‘For The Love Of The Game’ pop-up exhibit in Harlem during 2010′s World Basketball Festival, but these do not feature the laser-graphic upper (but instead a leather material seen on the Cool Grey XI). So which Air Jordan XI sample to you like better – these or the ‘Blackout’ (currently fetching over $7,500 in auction)? Check out the detailed gallery below and check out the listing from btn_16 on eBay.
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Many of you are looking forward to the Air Jordan IV ‘Military’ that is set for a release in June, and like Jordan Brand always does, a set of non-Retro sneakers in a similar theme will also drop. Count on this ‘Military Blue’ colorway of the Air Jordan Retro V.1 to hit sometime soon, but don’t confuse it with the patent-leather version that is dropping on February 24th; both share a similar profile, but these do in fact have a slightly different shade of blue and feature suede, not patent leather. We’ve got some additional angles below so take a look and let us know what you think.
Air Jordan Retro V.1
White/Military Blue-Grey
481177-401
$90
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Our readers from the Pacific Northwest should be well familiar with the University of Oregon/University of Washington rivalry. In the footwear world the battle hasn’t historically been very close thanks to Oregon’s deep reaching Nike connects, but TCMan5190 on NT is looking to reverse that trend a bit with this pair of customs. Starting with the white/varsity red Air Jordan VI retro as his base, he brought in some gold accenting in DMP fashion and introduced a little purple to the midsole color hit. Follow us after the jump for more shots of this Huskies custom colorway and let us know if you would pick up a similar Air Jordan VI were it ever to hit retail.
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2012 marks the 23rd Anniversary for the Air Jordan IV, so a special release for one particular sector of Jordan fanatics had to be made! This Girls-only colorway of the Air Jordan IV hits stores tomorrow, featuring a tonal Voltage Cherry upper with Black accents on the lacewings and outsole. The guys certainly had their eyes glued to them when 106 & Park host Rocsi salsa-danced in them in a friendly battle against Superbowl Champ Victor Cruz, and the ladies got clear confirmation that these are in fact a must-have sneaker. Tomorrow will be a monster day of releases and the Voltage Cherry IVs are one reason why that is, so be sure to cop these at Jordan Brand retailers like Moe’s Sneaker Spot or cop a pair right now on eBay.
Air Jordan IV GS
Voltage Cherry/Black-White
487724-601
02/11/12
$110
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Tomorrow marks one of the biggest sneaker release days of the year, with a handful of must-have releases hitting stores and causing indecision in the minds of sneakerheads. One of frontrunners of these releases is the Air Jordan X ‘Old Royal’, which features a white upper in tumbled and patent leather, an Old Royal blue detailing and Stealth Grey hints on the outsole and lace-straps. Another interesting note about these Air Jordan Retros is that Jordan Brand currently has them listed at $150, a price-point on Retros that we haven’t seen in quite some time. You can count on Moe’s Sneaker Spot on have these in stock, so be sure to check with them and at other Jordan Brand retailers, or cop a pair now on eBay.
Air Jordan X
White/Old Royal-Stealth
487214-107
02/11/12
$150
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Jordan Brand rarely taps an outside source to design a shoe, but when it does, it shouldn’t be surprising that they went to such great heights and brought in one of most talented artists/sneakerheads today. Dave White’s brush strokes are more easily recognizable on canvases, but when we first saw the Dave White x Air Jordan 1 that released in February of 2011, the instant connection was made. Of course, just 23 of those pairs went out to the public via auction, but a year later, Jordan Brand will release another Dave White-designed Air Jordan 1 to a larger audience. In addition to tomorrow’s release, the Dave White x Air Jordan 1 will also release on February 24th, and proceeds from the Air Jordan 1 Dave White will go toward benefiting the Jordan Brand WINGS For The Future program. We’re kicking off tomorrow’s groundbreaking release day by giving you a heads up on these first, so check out the new images below and cop one of the available pairs like this one from sheldon767 on eBay.
Air Jordan 1 High
Black/Sport Red-White-Cement Grey
464803-001
2/11/2012
$175
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Maybe we should start calling these the ‘Right Now Before It’s Too Late of Flight’, because if you don’t act quickly, these are indeed going to be history. Right as we’ve started to see preview images of a similarly-colored take on the Air Jordan XI low, the ultra exclusive promo samples curated as part of the ‘History of Flight’ touring exhibition have made their way onto the secondary market. The Air Jordan X pictured above follows the IV, VII, VIII, XII and XIV in leaking from the supremely limited ‘History of Flight’ AJ SMUs, and these offer an interesting contrast when compared to the ‘Chicago’ OG that is arguably 2012′s single biggest sneaker release to date. A colorway like this would produce an instant sellout at retail, but do you have the resources necessary to procure this particular pair before the close of this extended auction from btn_16 on eBay?
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Sneaker News just revealed images described by a phrase that many sneakerheads have been eagerly awaiting for almost seventeen years: Air Jordan XI ‘Blackout’. That sample pair is generating quite a buzz, and there’s another recent black-uppered Air Jordan revelation with a black upper that’s also causing a stir in the community. Coming the wake of the ‘Knicks Pack’ Spiz’ikes and a couple of orange-and-blue-accented releases for this spring is another Air Jordan IV for 2012, a black nubuck design that’ll have you scratching your head when you realize these are basically only one color away from last fall’s wacky Doernbecher x AJ4. It looks like we won’t have to fear that these are a Spike Lee ‘PE’ this time around, so that leaves the question: when is the Air Jordan IV ‘Knicks’ release date? Stick with Sneaker News to find out, and check out a new set of images in the meantime. via Air-Randy
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With the Air Jordan X trending so heavily these days, it’s only fitting that this sick sample surfaces today. Tomorrow will be the release of the Old Royal Air Jordan X, but our focus right now is on another pair of blue/white Air Jordan X – namely this University Blue and White sample. Many will quickly re-direct their attention to the Air Jordan Pantone 284 Collection that made headlines in 2010 when the Air Jordan celebrated its silver anniversary, but this sample is actually dated for Spring 2008, a year in which the Air Jordan celebrated a more significant milestone – the 23rd Anniversary. So could the Pantone Collection have been created in 2008, only to surface two years later? In any case, this sample is indeed different from that set as it does not feature the signature laser graphic on the upper. We’ve got a full set of images of the Air Jordan X Sample below so check out the detailed gallery and peep the auction from brokeonjordans on eBay.
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