Easily one of this year’s most anticipated releases yet is the upcoming ‘Carmine’ Air Jordan 6 Retro. one of the more stand-out colorways of the Air Jordan in the early years, this Red/White colorway, which Jordan rocked early on in the 1991-1992 NBA Season, was last released as part of 2008′s Collezione Package. ‘Carmine’ Air Jordan 6 Retro lands at select Jordan Brand accounts on May 24th. Hit the gallery for more pics.
Kicks: Air Jordan 11 Low “Aqua”
The Air Jordan 11 is always known to strike up mayhem whenever it drops. Jordan Brand has been capitalizing on this and dropping low top renditions the past couple summers. We have our first look at the aqua colorway. A Closer look reveals that the aqua portion on the toe actually has an inlaid safari pattern release date hasn’t been confirmed, but expect these during the Summer months when three other Air Jordan 11 Lows are scheduled. Are these on ya To Cop list ?
Kicks: Air Jordan 12 “OVO” A Closer Look!
After a few Instagram pictures and some other low resolution photos, we get an official look at the October’s Very Own x Air Jordan Collection. To the dismay of the public, Jordan Brand has announced that the Drake OVO colorways aren’t currently a planned for a future retail release at the moment. Nike said the same thing about the “Red Octobers”, so who knows what the future has in store for the OVO Jordans.
Kicks: Air Jordan 1 Retro KO High “Rival Pack”
Looks like Jordan Brand, will be releasing it’s first pack in a minute. This release, which focuses on the heavy rivalry between the UNC Tar Heels and Georgetown Hoyas in the 1980s, features the Air Jordan 1 Retro KO silhouette in team-inspired colorways. Release info and pricing hasn’t been confirmed yet, but some European retails are reporting a March 15th release date, and expect a retail tag of at least $250. Check back in the future for more details regarding this release. Hit the Gallery for more pics of The “Georgetown” & “North Carolina” colorways.
Kicks: Nike KD 6 “Aunt Pearl”
One of the most anticipated colorways that drop annually for the KD’s are the Aunt Pearls. These are definitely one of the hardest KD’s to date, they’re going to be a great addition to any sneakerheads collection. The bright pink laces accent the upper, while a blue swoosh and KD logo match the inner paneling, and provide contrast. The outsole on these is a light pink, and the Breast Cancer ribbon can also be seen on the tongue, the rare combination of floral arrangements are gonna definitely going to break necks out in the streets. Proceeds from the collection’s sale will go to the Kay Yow Cancer Fund, created in the memory of North Carolina State University head women’s basketball Coach Kay Yow. These are going to be available on Nike.com and at select retailers on February 27th for $180
Kicks: Nike Air Max 2014 “Blue Light Crimson”
Today we have a look at the air max 2014’s. The photos show us that this sneaker features a nice blue and light crimson upper, a blue midsole, and a blue/light crimson gradient 360 Air bag. Engineered Mesh upper, which is paired with a lightweight foam and seamless overlay that conforms to the shape of the foot and provides additional structure and support for high-level performance. Nike is starting to let go a lot of the spring colors go, as this surely gives off a spring vibe. Hit the Gallery for more pics.
