In addition to the AJ 2 Low UNC, this rendition of the Air Jordan 9 Low will also pay homage to MJ?s alma mater ? the University of North Carolina ? starting this weekend.

Dressed in university blue across its smooth leather upper, this 1994 retro is nicely complemented with a crisp, white midsole and outsole unit. Tonal black accents are prominent on the tongue, inner lining and Jumpman globe badge on the rear, while more hits of blue adorn the heel, alongside a number ?23? embroidery in white.

You can purchase a pair at select JB and Nike accounts this Saturday, June 11 for a price tag of $170.

Visit and bookmark our official Air Jordan 9 Low Pantone launch page now for more images, info and release details.

via: Renarts

Author’s Take

I don?t hate how it looks in low-cut form, but I?d really prefer the model in its original form. The colorway isn?t for me, but it?s pretty appealing. This should get some attention.

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2016 is definitely the year of the Air Jordan 12. If you love the model, we’re pretty sure your feet are happy but you’re pockets are hurting right about now. With that being said, yet another Jordan 12 is set to drop this month, the Air Jordan 12 Grey/University Blue.

This brand new colorway on the model takes the subtle route as the leather upper comes dressed in a Grey and White colorway. The tonal look of the shoe is given nice hits University Blue to add some pop to the motif of the upper. Rounding out the look of the shoe is the Metallic Silver placed on the eyelets and a set of White laces. Visit and bookmark our official Air Jordan 12 Grey/University Blue launch page now for additional images, info and release details.

via: ractvshift

Author’s Take

There’s a lot of 12s I likes this year. This is not one that I’d consider picking up. Maybe in another year, but not this year when there’s so many other colorways to choose from.

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2016 is definitely the year of the Air Jordan 12. If you love the model, we’re pretty sure your feet are happy but you’re pockets are hurting right about now. With that being said, yet another Jordan 12 is set to drop this month, the Air Jordan 12 Grey/University Blue.

This brand new colorway on the model takes the subtle route as the leather upper comes dressed in a Grey and White colorway. The tonal look of the shoe is given nice hits University Blue to add some pop to the motif of the upper. Rounding out the look of the shoe is the Metallic Silver placed on the eyelets and a set of White laces. Visit and bookmark our official Air Jordan 12 Grey/University Blue launch page now for additional images, info and release details.

via: ractvshift

Author’s Take

There’s a lot of 12s I likes this year. This is not one that I’d consider picking up. Maybe in another year, but not this year when there’s so many other colorways to choose from.

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Last week we gave you a first look at this upcoming colorway of the Air Jordan 11 Low courtesy of some grainy leaked images.

Today we have official images to show you of the Air Jordan 11 Low Metallic Gold and it’s a beauty! This Air Jordan 11 features a White leather upper with Metallic Gold detailing on the mudguard, and the branding on the heel and tongue. A Black inner liner, white midsole, and icy blue translucent outsole complete the look on this AJ 11.

This Air Jordan 11 Low is expected to release in men’s and GS sizes later this Summer. Stay tuned to Kicks On Fire for updates.

Note: The pair pictured above is GS sizing.

via: J23app

Author’s Take

I just picked up my first pair of 11 Lows with the Navy Gum pair. I’m thinking I may have to cop 2 pairs in the same year. The fact that these are leather on the upper is dope.

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The next Air Jordan 10 from this year’s City Pack is releasing in 10 days. I’m talking about the Air Jordan 10 Charlotte. If you’re a fan of the White, Purple and Teal look, or even of a fan of the Charlotte Hornets, this drop should be considered a must-cop, right?

The Jordan 10 Charlotte features a White leather upper nicely contrasted by the Purple and Teal hits placed on the tongue, eyestay, ankle, laces, outsole and heel. The city of Charlotte is well represented as “CHA” is placed on the ankle. Dropping on June 18th for $190, be sure to follow our Air Jordan 10 Charlotte Hub page for additional images and information.

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Author’s Take

The color scheme is a classic one, but I don’t really dig the Air Jordan 10. This is a Jordan release I’ll pass on and won’t even think twice about it.

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In exactly two weeks and three days, Jordan Brand is going to be releasing the Air Jordan 8 Championship Pack. Still on the fence regarding this upcoming pack? Maybe these new pictures will persuade you to pick up a pair, or two.

Made to commemorate Jordan’s Championships, the pack will come with two tonal versions of the Air Jordan 8. Dubbed the ?Champagne? and ?Confetti? colorways, The Champagne pair comes with a White upper paired up with a Gold-plated counter with Jordan?s fingerprints as a nod to the Larry O?Brien trophy given to the NBA Champions. The Confetti pair comes with a Black leather upper with confetti print along the midsole as a tribute to the celebration you have once you become champion. Thoughts on the shoe? Releasing June 25th for $250 a pair, make sure you visit our Air Jordan 8 Championship Pack hub page for all the latest images and information about the pack.

via: ractvshift

Author’s Take

The gold heel counter that represents the Larry O?Brien trophy is pretty creative. I really like that on the shoe, I just wish it wasn?t done on the Air Jordan 8 (which I don?t like). The Black pair looks really clean too, I just don’t really like the confetti print on the heel counter.

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We just went over the Air Jordan 1 High OG Premium Essentials Pack, but right before was going to call it a day, I came across new images of both colorways that make up the Air Jordan 1 High pack and decided to share them with you.

Although the shoe appears to be a Asia exclusive, nothing is set in stone just yet, which means that we could very well be seeing these shoe appear in th states sometime in the near future. The Premium Essential Pack comes with 2 Air Jordan 1 High OG pairs. The first pair comes in a White leather upper offset by the Black hits placed on the lining, Wings and Nike Swoosh branding. The second pair comes in a Black leather upper contrasted by the White accents placed on the branding and midsole. Both pairs come with Nike Branding placed on a Red tongue tag that helps give the shoe some minimal pop. Releasing on June 11th in Asia, we will be sure to let you know if these ever get a stateside release date.

via: iamchickenwop

Author’s Take

Nike Air branding or not, I think the shoes are much too plain for me to want to buy a pair. I need the upper to have more going on. Easy pass.

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If you weren’t able to pick up a pair of the Air Jordan 5 Low Neymar last week, you may still have a chance to do so as a couple of international retailers are getting ready to release them real soon. Before you decide whether you want to try to get a pair or not, let’s take a look at the latest images of the Neymar inspired Air Jordan 5 Low.

The shoe’s most noticeable feature is the reflective 3M detaling placed all over the upper.
Giving the shoe some additional pop are the Black speckles placed all over the upper. Crimson hits appear on the tongue lining, Jumpman hits, lace locks and outsole, while Black accents throughout the shoe tone it down a bit. Want a pair? Germany’s BSTN is releasing them tomorrow, and yes, they do ship to the US. Let us know if you plan on picking up a pair.

via: BSTN

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Don’t look now, but it appears as if two Air Jordan 1 High sneakers with Nike branding on the tongue are set to release this wekeend. Although both pairs appear to be Asia exclusives, it’s still very rare to see Jordan 1s with Nike branding release without any kind of warning or heads up by Nike.

The Air Jordan 1 High OG Premium Essentials pack will consist of two tonal colorways of the Air Jordan 1 High. The first pair comes in a White leather upper offset by the Black hits placed on the lining, Wings and Nike Swoosh branding. The second pair comes in
a Black leather upper contrasted by the White accents placed on the branding and midsole. One notable feature on both shoes is the red tongue tag that houses the Nike Air branding. Said to be releasing on June 11th in Asia, we will be sure to let you know if these ever get a stateside release date.

via: atmos

Author’s Take

Nike Air branding or not, I think the shoes are much to plain for my to want to buy a pair. I need he upper to have more going on. Easy pass.

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This weekend will bring yet another Air Jordan 2 offering. Coming in low-top form, the Air Jordan 2 Low UNC pays homage to Jordan’s alma mater, UNC. Let’s take a closer look at the shoe with these new images that hopefully help you make your purchasing decision.

The Jordan 2 Low starts off with a White pebbled leather upper. The predominantly White shoe is nicely contrasted by the two different shades of Blue found throughout the upper and sole unit. A White midsole and White set of laces continue the tonal theme, while branding is found on the tongue and outsole. Dropping June 11th for $170, you adding these to your closet? Make sure you check out out Air Jordan 2 Low UNC hub page for
more info regarding this release.

via: Sneaker Politics

Author’s Take

I?m pretty sure many people would have loved this color on the Air Jordan 2 instead of the Air Jordan 2 Low. Regardless, it?s a solid colorway that will probably still garner a substantial amount of attention. It won’t sell out, but it will do well.

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Jordan Brand will attempt to compete (and probably not do so well) against adidas this weekend as they?ll be releasing two different low-top retros that are covered in blue.

The more popular of the two is this Air Jordan 9 Low that you see above which comes dressed in a University Blue leather upper with a contrasting white sole unit. A University Blue Jumpman can be seen on the midsole while Black appears on the inner liner, tongue tag, and the globe on the heel. Capping things off is a White embroidered ?23? on the heel that represents His Airness.

Releasing on June 11, 2016 for a retail price of $170, how many of you plan on passing up on the Yeezy hassle and picking up these Jordan 9s without any hassle? Make sure you follow our Air Jordan 9 Low Pantone launch page for release information, images and constant updates.

via: Sneaker Politics

Author’s Take

If you buy these kicks you?ll definitely get noticed, but this colorway is just too bright for me. Plus I?m not even a fan of the Air Jordan 9.

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Following an initial full look at the Air Jordan 5 Bronze last month, today we get a glimpse at a few more images of the sneaker that is believed to be inspired by the upcoming 2016 Summer Olympics.

The Air Jordan 5 Bronze features a full Obsidian leather upper with more blue hits appearing on the inner liner, the inside of the tongue, side panel mesh netting and the eyelets. Contrasting hits of Metallic Red Bronze meant to resemble the Bronze medal are seen on the tongue, lace-lock and the shark teeth on the midsole. Rounding out the look is a white midsole and an icy blue translucent outsole.

You can expect the Air Jordan 5 Bronze to release on September 24, 2016 for a retail price of $190. Is this a cop or a pass for you? Stay tuned to Kicks On Fire for more information.

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Author’s Take

Just like the white and gold Olympic pair, I don?t like the patent leather tongue on this pair of 5s. I think these will be a pass for me.

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After the release of two Air Jordan 11 Low colorways this past weekend, it looks like the model’s summer is just beginning. Just hitting the web today are images of an unexpected new colorway of the low-top 11’s, featuring a premium build in white leather with bold metallic gold mudguards. Perhaps a special release celebrating the Olympics this summer or an accompaniment to the Air Jordan 8 “Champagne and Cigar” pack, no release date has been announced for this all-new Air Jordan 11 Low colorway yet, but stay tuned to Sneaker News for further details. (Note: Grade School sizing pictured.)

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Public School New York is back with another Jordan Brand collaboration, this time taking their lifestyle look to the recently unveiled Air Jordan 1 Low Swooshless offering. This brief preview showcases a luxurious black tumbled leather construction throughout while faint PSNY embossing lands on the heel panel. An off-white midsole works well with a shade that’s not quite yellow, not quite gum on the bottom with matching stitching and Nike Air tongue branding. What do you think of Public School’s take on the Air Jordan 1 Low? Check out a full view below and expect this pair to arrive at retailers later this summer.

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The next Air Jordan 12 GS in line will be this Hyper Violet colorway, as the model is scheduled to make its debut later this month.

Essentially a grade school exclusive, the basketball silhouette is defined by a bold two-tone color scheme. Tonal black drapes its suede/nubuck upper, leather mudguard and portion of its midsole, while the vibrant contacting tone is prominent on the inner lining, pull tabs, rear section and outsole to cap off the color scheme.

Finishing touches include metallic accents on the eyelets and matching black laces.

Priced at $140, you can purchase this pair at select JB and Nike accounts on Saturday, June 18th.

via: SBD/ajsole_com

Author’s Take

I?m a fan of the silhouette in general. I like this two-tone execution and it?s a solid option for the ladies or young ones this summer.

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