The shoe that Michael Jordan captured his first ever NBA Championship in, the Air Jordan 6, will be releasing in at least a couple of new colorways next year.

Believed to be one of Jordan Brand’s All Star Weekend releases for 2017, this Air Jordan 6 is being known as the Chameleon colorway due to the color-changing capabilities that are seen on the upper. Covered in an iridescent leather upper, this Air Jordan 6 gets hit with Black on the tongue, laces, inner liner, heel tab, midsole, and outsole. Additional iridescent detailing can be seen on the lace aglets with 3M accents on the upper capping things off.

The Air Jordan 6 Chameleon/All Star is scheduled to release on February 17, 2017 for a retail price of $225. Click and bookmark our official Air Jordan 6 Chameleon launch page now for more images, the latest information and release details.

h/t: SBD

Author’s Take

Wait, why is this shoe $225? I hope that price changes once we get closer to the release date because if it doesn’t you can expect it to sit on shelves.

The post A New Look At The Air Jordan 6 For All Star Weekend 2017 appeared first on KicksOnFire.com.

Space Jams have landed on Earth and the Heiress/Suede are still on deck this month. Still, this doesn’t stop the rumor mill from pumping out information regarding what’s to come from Jordan Brand in 2017. Although photos haven’t surfaced, an Air Jordan 11 in White/Midnight Navy/University Blue with a product code have been revealed, with a release likely to come during the Holiday 2017 season. Air Jordan 11s during the winter time aren’t a new tradition, but with all the OG colorways already come and gone, it makes sense for Jordan Brand to dabble outside of the original run once again and perhaps dip into the archive of unreleased samples, like the two navy-based Air Jordan 11 samples pictured below. Obviously it’s too early to take this information as fact, but what are your thoughts on this potential release? Stay tuned for updates and in the meantime, check our Jordan Release Dates page to see what’s confirmed for 2017.

Read the rest of Air Jordan 11 “Midnight Navy” Rumored To Release During Holiday 2017 Season

© Sneaker News, 2016. | Permalink | No comment | Add to del.icio.us

The post Air Jordan 11 “Midnight Navy” Rumored To Release During Holiday 2017 Season appeared first on Sneaker News.

We gave you an initial look yesterday, todya we have a whole set of new images of the upcoming Black and White colorway of the Air Jordan 1 Rare Air.

What exactly is the Air Jordan 1 Rare Air? Think of it as an alternative version of the Air Jordan 1 Rare Air. The construction and design is basically the same. The difference lies on the style of branding the shoe comes with. This version of the Jordan 1 comes in the same Black and White color blocking on the leather upper as the OG Jordan 1 Black/White. The branding opts to come with “AIR JORDAN” on the ankle instead of your traditional Wings logo. A Jumpman is placed on the tongue instead of Nike Air, but Nike Air is present in tonal fashion as it can be seen embroidered on the heel. Is this a good alternative just in case you don’t have the OG pair? Are you a fan of the shoe? Or is this an easy pass? Expect these to drop early 2017 for the retail price of $140.

via: pinoe77

Author’s Take

They?re cool, but I think they?d get more attention had Jordan Brand decided to put some Nike Air branding on the tongue.

The post More Images Of The Black and White Air Jordan 1 Rare Air appeared first on KicksOnFire.com.

Russell Westbrook is considered by many the current the face of Jordan Brand as the man is literally a walking triple double machine. Being part of Jordan Brand grants you the opportunity to have some pretty dope PEs to your name, and Russ has a few.

His most popular and impressive pairs are arguably his OKC Jordan 3s. Up above we get a closer look at both the Home and Away pairs which feature a white and black leather upper, respectively, with orange blue, and yellow accents to complete the OKC color scheme.

Which pair would you rather own? See them both above and chime in with your opinion in the comments below.

images: underrated_og

The post A Closer Look At Russell Westbrook’s Air Jordan 3 OKC PEs appeared first on KicksOnFire.com.

Having come off the possibly the biggest Jordan Brand release of the year this past weekend with the Space Jam 11s, we now take a closer look at pair of 11s that will be releasing next year.

This new low top colorway of the Jordan 11 is currently being known as the “Barons” colorway and is unofficially named after the minor league baseball team that Michael Jordan once played for. The shoe comes covered in a Black nubuck upper instead of the traditional mesh with a dark grey patent leather mudguard. Other details include Metallic Silver branding, a White midsole, and a translucent icy outsole.

The Air Jordan 11 Low Barons is currently expected to release some time in April of 2017 for a retail price of $175. Stay tuned to Kicks On Fire for updates.

images: sneakerer

Author’s Take

I’m a bigger fan of the mid/high Jordan 11, but this colorway looks pretty clean. The new color on the patent leather is great as well as the nubuck on the upper.

The post On-Feet Images Of The Air Jordan 11 Low Barons appeared first on KicksOnFire.com.

This Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG is not like the others. Releasing this Spring 2017 season, this Air Jordan 1 features all the fixins of your classic AJ1, only with perforated heel panels and swooshes as well as a stamped leather tongue label (opposed to the classic embroidered ones) and debossed Wings logo on the collar. Just like the “Premium Essentials” Air Jordan 1s that dropped in August, these are likely meant to be an “everyday” option like the Air Force 1. A firm release date is coming soon, but expect these early next year; check back on our Jordan Release Dates page for the latest.

Read the rest of Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG “Perforated” Releases In Spring 2017

© Sneaker News, 2016. | Permalink | No comment | Add to del.icio.us

The post Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG “Perforated” Releases In Spring 2017 appeared first on Sneaker News.

Jordan Brand has yet to officially unveil the Jordan Melo M13, but we’ve already seen a couple of colorways of the sneaker thanks to leaks.

We now add another colorway to the lineup with this navy blue pair that we see above. The thing that stands out the most about the Melo M13 is the textured upper that has a 3D look and feel to it. Silver accents then land on the branding on the Jumpman on the ankle while a light blue outsole wraps things up.

What are your early thoughts on the Melo M13? Take a look at the latest colorway and leave your comments down below.

image: Gallery 2

Author’s Take

Can’t really say I’m feeling it. I do think it looks better than the M12, but I’m not so sure that I would buy a pair.

The post The Jordan Melo M13 Surfaces In Navy appeared first on KicksOnFire.com.

The Space Jam 11 madness has finally past, but there’s even more to come for the Air Jordan 11 throughout the Holiday 2016 season. The Air Jordan 11 Pinnacle “Suede” is going to get a widespread release on December 23rd featuring that monochromatic upper, embossed branding, and $400 USD price tag, but if you’re searching for something a bit more affordable and with some added touches of color that don’t hold back on the premium aesthetic, the grade school exclusive Air Jordan 11 “Heiress” could be the perfect pair for you.

The Air Jordan 11 Heiress is slated to release this Saturday, December 17th featuring a brand new velvet mudguard in Night Maroon to match the synthetic nubuck upper. The non-traditional material upgrade makes for a lifestyle release perfect for any occasion. The only problem is, this Air Jordan 11 Heiress will only go up to a size 9.5 in men’s. The red velvet-like appearance is also accented with Metallic Gold pendant branding on the Jumpman logo and ’23’ PE heel branding, and the overall offering won’t come cheap. A rumored price of $220 USD will accompany the pair this coming Saturday.

What do you think of the Air Jordan 11 GG “Heiress”? Check out more detailed shots below and our accompanying live review of the model and head over to our Air Jordan Release Dates page for an updated look at the coming Jumpman calendar.

Read the rest of Complete Guide To The Air Jordan 11 “Heiress”

© Sneaker News, 2016. | Permalink | No comment | Add to del.icio.us

The post Complete Guide To The Air Jordan 11 “Heiress” appeared first on Sneaker News.

Jordan Brand’s holiday 2016 offerings will be capped off with the Air Jordan 6 Black Cat, as it?s scheduled to debut before the last day of the year.

As its official moniker suggests, the basketball sneaker dons a black leather composition with enlarged perforations throughout to promote sufficient ventilation. In addition, when exposed to flash, the perforated portion bears a reflective element to increase its visibility in low-lit conditions.

Subtle white accents gracing the midsole unit and Jumpman branding ? unlike the all-black AJ 3 and AJ 4 renditions ? to cap off its simplistic and slightly stealthy profile. Although not shown in this gallery, a graphic of its respective theme is also placed on the insoles.

Retailing for $190, you can purchase a pair at select Nike and JB stockists on December 30th, 2016.

Click and bookmark our official Air Jordan 6 Black Cat launch page now for more images, info and release details.

Images: boi_entertainment

Author’s Take

The colorway is pretty versatile and suitable for everyday wear. This model should get a lot of attention. I only dislike the enlarged perforations a bit.

The post The Air Jordan 6 Black Cat Caps Off 2016 appeared first on KicksOnFire.com.

With a Banned iteration releasing, the Air Jordan 1 Rare Air will be offered in another OG-inpsired colorway next year in the form of classic Royal.

Although this variation doesn’t bear the exact color coordination of the original, it flaunts an alternate theme instead with white side panels, followed by royal blue overlays and black utilized for its toe box, collar section and swooshes. Comprised of premium tumbled leather, the model is adhered atop a white midsole unit and royal blue outsole.

Notable details include ?Rare Air? replacing the traditional Wings logo on the ankle collar, along with the Nike Air branding embroidered across the heels instead of the tongue.

Stay tuned to KicksOnFire for an official release date, which is expected sometime in early 2017.

Images: rakuten

Author’s Take

I would’ve preferred it in the OG Royal theme instead, but, this variation isn’t that bad either. I’m a fan and this should be sought after when it releases.

The post Another Look At The Upcoming Air Jordan 1 Rare Air Alternate Royal appeared first on KicksOnFire.com.

With the recently featured Max Orange pair kicking off 2017, the Air Jordan 1 Rare Air is expected to release in the iconic Banned colorway as well next year.

Essentially dressed in the iconic BRED color scheme, a mixture of black and red simply covers the premium tumbled/smooth leather upper. Notable design elements for this style consists of an ?AIR JORDAN? lettering on the collar, instead of the traditional wings logo, in addition to ?Nike Air? embroidery across the heels.

Suggested retail price is listed at $140 and look for this pair to debut sometime in early 2017.

Stay tuned to KicksOnFire for further updates.

h/t: SBD

Author’s Take

This variation was expected and it’ll be another heavily-sought after Air Jordan to kick-off 2017.

The post The Air Jordan 1 Rare Air Banned Debuts Next Year appeared first on KicksOnFire.com.

The Space Jam 11 madness has finally come to a close with that famous patent leather gem releasing at retailers this past weekend. So what else is on Jordan Brand’s schedule before the end of the year? The Air Jordan 3 made a slight comeback throughout 2016 with the simple yet effective Cyber Monday colorway and the return of the True Blue 3s with original ‘Nike Air’ branding on the heel. Now another new lifestyle installment will be headed to retailers this Saturday, December 17th with the Air Jordan 3 “Wool” in Dark Grey.

The Air Jordan 3 Wool takes the iconic 1988 silhouette to task in a new lifestyle aesthetic by ditching any traces of leather traditionalism and elephant print for a monochromatic Dark Grey wool upper perfect for the winter season. Jumpman branding on the tongue and heel matches to the point of almost being non-existent while an off-white Sail midsole and outsole unit adds a simple, refined finish to the casual colorway. What do you think of the Air Jordan 3 Wool?

Check out more detailed shots below and know that this pair will be available on Saturday, December 17th for $200 USD. Head over to our Air Jordan Release Dates page for more of the latest Jumpman updates.

Read the rest of The Air Jordan 3 “Wool” Releases This Weekend

© Sneaker News, 2016. | Permalink | No comment | Add to del.icio.us

The post The Air Jordan 3 “Wool” Releases This Weekend appeared first on Sneaker News.

The Air Jordan 12 had one hell of a year in 2016 as we saw countless colorways release all year long. So that means that things are gonna slow down in 2017, right? Nope.

There’s already a handful of Air Jordan 12s expected to release in 2017 with a majority of them being of the low top variety. Seen above is the Air Jordan 12 Low in Grey and Blue which some have been referring to as the Georgetown colorway. This Jordan 12 features a grey perforated suede upper with leather detailing on the mudguard. Blue hits then lands on the branding on the tongue and heel along with a subtle hit of yellow.

This brand new colorway of the Air Jordan 12 Low has a scheduled release date of March 18, 2017 with a retail price of $170. Make sure to click and bookmark our Air Jordan 12 Low Grey launch page to keep up with the latest images, release information, and other updates.

h/t: SBD

Author’s Take

I’m not a fan of the Air Jordan 12, but this colorway could have looked solid if more blue was added, perhaps on the mudguard. I’ll be passing on these.

The post Release Date: Air Jordan 12 Low Grey appeared first on KicksOnFire.com.

We’re giving you a double dose of Air Jordan 12 news to you today as we just reported the release date for the Air Jordan 12 Low in Grey.

Up next to get a release date is the Air Jordan 12 Low Playoff. Looking essentially the same as the original mid/high top version, this Air Jordan 12 features a full leather upper done in Black with White detailing landing on the mudguard, outsole, and branding. Pops of Varsity Red are then seen on the branding on the tongue and heel as a finishing touch.

Look for the Air Jordan 12 Low Playoff to release on February 25, 2017 for $170. Will you cop?

Click and bookmark our official Air Jordan 12 Low Playoff launch page now for more images, the latest information and release details.

h/t: SBD

Author’s Take

If these were original Mid/High version then I would have copped in a heartbeat. I don’t really like 12 Lows so I’m gonna have to pass and continue to wait for the real thing.

The post Release Date: Air Jordan 12 Low Playoff appeared first on KicksOnFire.com.

The long-awaited Air Jordan 11 Space Jam finally made its debut yesterday. If you were prepared and ready for the release, you were probably able to get yourself a pair. If you decided to sleep in and waited an hour or two, there’s a good chance you missed out on one of the most anticipated Jordan Brand releases of the year. Damn.

What really amazes me is the fact that the sold-out (adult sizes) Air Jordan 11 Space Jam was such a success not just in North America, but all over the world as well.

Take for example Germany-based retailer, BSTN. Not only did they have a full-size run in-store for the whole family, they also decided to go the extra mile and convert their entire store into a Space Jam galore! From the giant Space Jam posters in the front of the store, to the Space Jam apparel complimenting the Air Jordan 11, to the sick Space Jam-themed lighting and displays all over the store, BSTN was definitely the place to be if you’re an Air Jordan 11 Space Jam fanatic.

Seeing retailers do stuff like this all over the world makes you realize how much of an impact Jordan Brand continues to have on the consumers on a worldwide level. No matter how many times this shoe has released and in what quantity or price it retails for, people will still go crazy over them time and time again. Amazing.

We hope you got a pair. If you didn’t, we suggest you hold of on paying resell prices. There’s bound to be a restock somewhere down the line.

via: BSTN

The post BSTN Retailer Went All Out For The Release Of The Air Jordan 11 Space Jam appeared first on KicksOnFire.com.