August 29, 2010 by Roland | 28 Views | Leave a Comment
The Jordan Street Classic is a fresh design that modifies old-school styles of the Jordan I, 2.5, and III to create a new twist for street ballers.
The shoe is made of Black leather and nubuck with White stitching through the base. The heel is fitted with a Max Air unit for cushioning and has a White rubber sole with traction patterns from the past.
The Black/White Jordan Street Classic is now available at Eastbay for a retail price of $100.
Buy @ Eastbay
August 29, 2010 by Roland | 28 Views | Leave a Comment
Last week, we came across some samples for a Jordan 1, Jordan 2, and a Jordan 6 which are all rumored to be possible releases for 2011.
Well, today we’re looking at another sample model that has a glossy, Green/Black build on an Air Jordan 1 Phat Low.
The tumbled, leather upper is covered in bright Green with a suede Black swoosh and more Black accents on the midsole, tongue, and lining.
No release date is currently available but we’ll keep you updated.
August 27, 2010 by Roland | 37 Views | Leave a Comment
On Tuesday, August 24th, the latest documentary of ESPN’s critically acclaimed 30 For 30 series featured none other than the G.O.A.T., Michael Jordan. The documentary explored the time period where Jordan suddenly decided to leave the NBA and travel down to Birmingham, Alabama to pursue a career in minor league baseball.
In the documentary, the writer/director Ron Shelton picks and prods at the events surrounding Jordan’s life from 1993-1994 which includes Jordan’s NBA exist, his motivations behind making the drastic change, and the misconceptions/conspiracies the media created. We get interviews with several people from Jordan’s life like Phil Jackson who talks about what management asked him to do when they learned that he was going to retire. The 90′s Chicago backdrop even gets some air time, showing a rare overview of the area before Millennium Park and the Trump Tower were built.
Its an intriguing one hour documentary that’s highly recommended for any Jordan fan that’s sure to shed some light on some unanswered questions.
If you missed the premiere then checkout the documentary in it’s entirely after the jump.
August 26, 2010 by Roland | 113 Views | 1 Comment
If the Air Jordan 2 Retro “Candy” Pack wasn’t enough to fill your Jordan 2 needs then maybe this Jet Back model that’s slated to drop this holiday season is more your taste. This version has a much more subtle appeal and lacks the flashy flare the candy pack brings to the table.
Sporting a suede upper with snakeskin on the middle panels, this Air Jordan 2 will mark the first time we’ve seen a predominantly Black colorway since 2004. The only other colors used is white accents on the trim, eyelets, outer sole, and tongue.
Expect to see this shoe hitting store shelves Holiday 2010. We’ll keep you posting on a release date.
August 26, 2010 by Roland | 123 Views | Leave a Comment
The Air Jordan VI (6) has received plenty of love from Jordan Brand this year with a total of 6 different releases. It doesn’t look like they’re done either, with the arrival of these images presenting a new White/Blue–Varsity Red colorway.
Similar to the ” September Blue” Jordan 6, this model offers a White tumbled smooth leather upper with hints of Blue, Flint Grey and Red on the lining, tongue, midsole and various branding. It’s a rather simple style that can easily become a hot item because of the simplicity.
It’s uncertain when or if the shoe will release until more news break,s so for now take a look at the pics after the jump.
August 26, 2010 by Roland | 79 Views | Leave a Comment
At the beginning of the year, photos of the Jordan Accolades leaked online showing an interesting new Jordan model that featured laser print reminiscent of the Jordan XX (20). Now there’s new images out of a Yellow/Black colorway rumored to be releasing in the coming holiday season.
The kicks display an upper made of predominantly Yellow suede and small sections of Yellow patent leather. Other details include a Yellow mudguard and Black accents on the sole, inner lining, laces, and tongue. Like all the Jordan Accolades’, a series of etched laser graphics cover the entire shoe depicting different events in MJ’s career.
As for now there’s no word on when these will release but we’ll keep you updates. See details pics after the jump.
