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The Air Jordan 13 XIII Retro first busted on to the scene in 1998 in a few select color-ways, however over 2004 and 2005, the Jordan Brand released a long list of color combinations including the Air Jordan 13 (XIII) Retro White, Neutral Grey and University Blue model. This retro model was not an original color-way, however this Air Jordan 13 (XIII) Retro features a traditional University Blue along with a nice accent of Neutral Grey placed on top of a White leather upper.

Designer Jeremy Scott’s work with adidas has received mixed reviews, from heads and celebs alike. We first saw the Adidas Jeremy Scott Wings Silver sneaker almost a year ago in an all white colorway, and up now is this pair in metallic silver and black.
On any other shoe, the first thing that anyone would notice would be the metallic silver leather upper, but because the namesake wings along the side, we can immediately see that these aren’t your average adidas. The old school thick midsole and outsole are done in black, contrasting the stitching throughout. Scott’s signature also appears near the heel and the debray near the toes features a grill with “Jeremy” on the “teeth.

The Air Jordan 13 (XIII) Original (OG) – White / Black – True Red – Pearl Grey was released in January 1998. They feature a white leather upper with red dura buck at the base of the upper and back end. The midsole features a black color scheme, which contrasts from the shoe’s upper, drawing plenty of attention to the shoe.  The modeled after the paw of a black panther, with the green hologram at the heel said to be the animal’s eye, while the sole area represents the paw. Besides being aesthetically pleasing, the shoe has specifications which include a hidden quick lace system, carbon fibre sheath, holographic eye, and Zoom Air insoles. The outsole features a modified herringbone pattern, which provides great traction, and along with the Zoom Air insoles, help to make it a very comfortable shoe.

We have now learned that the Air Jordan 4 White/Black-Cement Grey will return in February of 2012. This release makes perfect sense seeing that next year marks the 23rd anniversary of MJ’s fourth signature model. Originally released in 1989, the Air Jordan 4 White/Black Cement Grey has only retroed once (1999), just one year after MJ’s retirement. Besides this retro, expect to see other Air Jordan 4 colorways in 2012.
The April Fools Day announcement of their return may have been in poor taste but it looks like the Air Jordan 4 White / Cement will officially be releasing next year. The sneaker is set to make its grand return for the first time in years sometime in February and we can already hear the excited squeals of Jordan fans. This also ultimately means that we can expect the sneaker to release in a number of other colorways throughout the year. We are certainly excited to see them make their return next year.

This pair of Air Jordan Take Flight, which is one of Jordan Brand’s latest designs. The basketball shoe sports a red upper constructed from leather and synthetic, while varsity red and black accents help add some depth to the shoe. Other features include a full-length Phylon midsole with Max Air unit for cushioning and a solid rubber sole for traction. Team Jordans drop in team colors on the popular Jordan Take Flight. “Varsity Red” and “Midnight Navy” based makeups use over baring primary colors with minimal black or white accents. Both rely on visible Air cushioning, a mid top cut, and minimal upper.

The Nike Dunk Shoes has a unique style and comfort that is not only distinctly all its own but also is a top shoe that conforms to the foot and the life of its wearer as a rule. Dunk high glow in the dark has its very own glow that will probably never diminish. Nike Dunk High combines style with performance. The subsequent female sensation from Nike is typically a mixture of the Dunk and Hyperfuse, gaining the brand Nike Skinny Dunk – Hyperfuse. This hybrid type is engineered to cater to some much less masculine demand, however it is equipped using the most recent engineering that provides ultimate overall performance and fashionable stance alike.