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For anyone who rocks GS sizes, check out the latest images of the Air Jordan 6 GS Still Blue. It’s officially a girls (GS GG) release, but we’re pretty sure some guys can pull off this look, right? No judgements here.

With an official colorway noted as Pantone, Gift of Flight and UNC, this version of the Jordan 6 features a Still Blue tumbled leather upper accented by the White noted on the branding, stripe on the heel pull-tab and midsole. Additional features on the shoe include the Still Blue lace lock, Still Blue laces, the perforation detailing placed all over the shoe and the translucent and White outsole. It’s a GS colorway, but Jordan Brand has extended the sizes to go all the way up to 9.5. Priced at $140, you’ll be able to pick up a pair beginning March 25th.

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It’s been awhile since we’ve last seen the Jordan Six Rings, a hybrid model that combines the signature silhouettes Mike wore during all six of his NBA championships. The shoe got a little crazy and oversaturated the last time we saw it back in 2014, as it featured patent leathers, elephant print, and even football cleat PEs. Now we get word that the Jordan 6 Rings is coming back later this year in some simpler colorways to start, but time will only tell if it regains the confidence to sport color combinations like this one. The updated mudguard features new paint speckling and a tumbled leather while accents like Navy/Red-White and White/Royal-Black will release later this year. Stay tuned for more of this hybrid in the future right here on Sneaker News.

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With each day that passes, we get closer and closer to the release of the KAWS x Air Jordan 4. Jordan Brand has yet to announce an official release date, but various rumors are suggesting that they will be dropping at the end of this month. In other words, we’re around two weeks away from the release.

Collaborating for the first time is KAWS and Jordan Brand, the end result is a one of kind Air Jordan 4 made out of a unique mix of materials and designs that include features such as a Cool Grey suede upper said to be inspired by KAWS? companion pieces and a Glow in the Dark outsole with dual branding on it. Additional special dual branding is noted on the heel tabs. Embossed Jumpman on the tongue, leather lining which also houses even more branding on the inner tongue and the additional suede noted on the midsole (yes midsole) are just a few of the other standout features on the shoe. There’s more to the shoe, but we’re pretty sure you’ve already read all about it. Retail price is said to be $350 and the shoe is said to be extremely limited, you ready?

Click and bookmark our official KAWS x Air Jordan 4 launch page now for additional imagery, the latest info and full release details.

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You might remember the debut Jordan Ultra Fly as the head-turning almost alien-like model that an on-fire Jimmy Butler wore during the Bulls playoff push last season. The Kurim upper was flexible and unique enough to warrant your attention, and showed that Jordan Brand was willing to experiment with their on-court models while the retro release slate held down the purists out there. Today we get a look at the sequel, and there’s no denying that the Jordan Ultra Fly 2 is heavily influenced by the Air Jordan 15.

You can tell right away based on the Ultra Fly’s tongue, one that juts out in a similar ‘Flight’ inspired motif as the Jordan 15 retro. The slip-on mesh upper even features a woven-like pattern until it gives way to the modern Tape-esque tech on the mudguard for lockdown support. There’s Zoom Air to hold down the cushioning system while a wavy midsole adds unique definition to the otherwise retro-based model. What do you think of the look?

Continue onward for a full look at the coming Jordan Ultra Fly 2 and we’ll keep you updated on a stateside release right here on Sneaker News. In the meantime, the first Ultra Fly is available for a discount right now on Nike.com.

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Jordan Brand entered full March Madness mode when they showcased some Jordan 31 Low PEs for their sponsored college teams headed into the annual tournament, and you could actually grab them at retail if you were a fan of the likes of UNC, Michigan, Georgetown, Marquette, or Cal State. If you’re looking for some unaffiliated colorways though, we have some good news for you.

Jordan Brand just previewed three new upcoming colorways of their latest performance model, as the usual Flyweave gradient perfectly matches the premium leather tongue and heel in the low-top variation. We might even go as far to say as we prefer the Air Jordan 31 Low to its normal mid-top counterpart. Sure, the Swoosh branding is ditched entirely here as is the overall Air Jordan 1 motif, but with a UNC-esque Navy/Carolina Blue, simple Black/White, and White/Ice options, these will all look great both on and off the court.

Check out some slick GIFs of the coming Jordan 31 Low colorways for Spring 2017 and be sure to head over to our Jordan Release Dates page for an updated look at all of the coming Jumpman attractions for the months ahead.

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These three featured colorways of the Air Jordan 31 Low won’t be the only pairs releasing this Spring 2017, as another variation is previewed above.

Showcased in its official imagery, the sneaker’s distinct aesthetic is punctuated by a light pink-colored flyweave toe, which flows and fades to black across its synthetic leather heel section. Additional details include subtle branding with the swooshes and enlarged Jumpman logo, while a black midsole unit and icy translucent outsole caps off the design.

Suggested to release during the middle of April 2017 for $160, stay tuned to KicksOnFire for further updates.

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Following its official reveal, the Air Jordan 1 High Red Suede is featured in a lifestyle editorial to showcase how the silhouette is perceived when worn.

Essentially a spring/summer-appropriate theme, the classic basketball sneaker is dipped in the eye-catching gym red hue across its entire profile. Exuding a premium vibe with its full suede composition, the monochromatic look is capped off with a matching full-length rubber sole unit. Notable details include the iconic wings logo across its collar and Jumpman branding on the tongues.

Currently available at select Nike and Jordan Brand retailers overseas, a stateside release is expected very soon.

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The Air Jordan 7 will be the next silhouette to receive the GS-exclusive hyper think theme this season, which follows up on the recent Air Jordan 6 and Air Jordan 13.

Just like the aforementioned pairs, this pair flaunts a blacked-out upper comprised of smooth and tumbled leather. The defining Hyper Pink accents are applied on the Jumpman branding across its ankles, along the midsole, tongues and branded heel. Finally, an icy translucent outsole caps off the overall profile.

Retailing for $140, you can purchase this upcoming pair at select Jordan Brand and Nike stockists starting April 29th.

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More variations of the Air Jordan 31 Low were offered recently in respective university colorways to perfectly coordinate with March Madness. Now, a preview of its Sprig 2017 lineup is unveiled, courtesy of Jordan Brand.

Featuring three pairs in total — Triple White, Black/White, and Blue/White — the pristine version extends the brand?s summer look, while the blue and white edition is inspired by the brand?s collegiate roots. Finally, the traditional black/white edition exudes a stealthy vibe, as each pair is completely Swooshless to exude a more minimalist style. Additional, the enlarged Jumpman and wings logo remains intact across the heel.

All adhered atop a white midsole unit and translucent outsole, expect to find these pairs at Jordan Brand and Nike retailers in the coming months ahead.

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Way back in September of last year it was noted that Jordan Brand would be bringing back the Air Jordan 13 Low Brave Blue. The shoe would be releasing sometime in April for the retail price of $175. Ever since the initial rumor, not much info regarding the shoe has been provided, that is until now.

We now got word that the Air Jordan 13 Low Brave Blue will be releasing on April 8th. For those of you who may not now, the Air Jordan 13 Brave Blue released for the first time back in 1998, when it was known as the Air Jordan 13 Midnight Navy. It may have a new nickname, but the shoe appears to remain true to form when it comes to the colorway. Rocking a Brave Blue, Metallic Silver and Black color scheme, the low-top version of the Air Jordan 13 comes constructed out of a Black nubuck and leather upper with Brave Blue mesh and a 3M reflective underlay. In addition,  the some comes with a Metallic Silver Jumpman on the upper ankle, a Blue Jumpman on the tongue, and a White midsole below. Now that you know that they’ll be dropping on April 8th for $175, are you looking to pick up a pair?

Bookmark our Air Jordan 13 Low Brave Blue hub page to stay up to date on the shoe’s latest images and release info.

Note: The Air Jordan 13 Low Brave Blue you see above is the 1998 release. 2017 may have slight differences. 

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Joining the Ice Blue colorway is this Black iteration of the Air Jordan 1 Retro Low OG Premium.

This premium version of the Jordan 1 Low see the sneaker constructed out of a premium Black suede all throughout the upper with Vachetta Tan accents on the tongue tab (which features Nike Air branding) and the heel tab. Other details include gold aglets and a contrasting white sole unit.

The Air Jordan 1 Retro Low OG Premium Black is expected to release on April 1st for a retail price of $140. Stay tuned to Kicks On Fire for more images and information.

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There’s a couple of new premium colorways of the Air Jordan 1 Low that are expected to release this Spring.

Here we have the Air Jordan 1 Retro Low OG Premium in the Ice Blue colorway which sees the Summertime silhouette get covered in a premium suede upper done in Ice Blue. Vachetta Tan detailing has then been added on the tongue tab (which features Nike Air branding) as well as on the heel tab. Other details include gold aglets and a contrasting white sole unit.

At the moment the Air Jordan 1 Retro Low OG Premium Ice Blue is expected to release on April 1st for a retail price of $140. Stay tuned to Kicks On Fire for more images and information.

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The Jordan Trunner LX made a return earlier this year. It has already released in a couple of colorways but it looks like Jordan Brand has big plans for its return since new colorways are also expected to release later on this year.

One of those upcoming releases is the return of the Jordan Trunner LX Bulls. Rocking the Black and Red Chicago Bulls team colors, the Jordan Trunner LX comes constructed out of a combination of suede, woven nylon and mesh. Hits of White on the toe abs Jumpman branding are also noticeable on the design of the shoe. Fans of the Jordan Trunner LX, is this Bulls colorway a must cop? Stay tuned are release info on this drop is sure to follow.

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We already know that the Air Jordan 13 Low “Chutney” is releasing this year, but you’ll be pleased to know that its fellow OG Low-top 13, the Navy Blue colorway, is also release in stores. According to Foot Locker’s release date page, an Air Jordan 13 Low in Brave Blue, Metallic Silver, and Black is set to release on April 8th, and that color description is on target with the original release from 1998. While photos of the 2017 Retro version have yet to surface, the confirmed information is now out there. Stay tuned for a first look.

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Later this year, a reported Air Jordan 6 colorway is dropping that will borrow the colors of the world’s most famous sports drink, Gatorade. Decked out in green, orange, and white, the retro is hopefully going to show us what it’s like to Be Like Mike, the famous Gatorade commercial were MJ is seen wearing a pair of Carmine 6s. In an era where virtually everything related to MJ is getting a tribute sneaker, whether it be movies to shattered backboards to Chinese New Year, what’s most amazing about the Air Jordan 6 Gatorade is not that we’re finally getting a sneaker that references one of Michael Jordan’s most famous endorsement deals, but that it took so long to come to fruition. Maybe because green, orange, and white on an Air Jordan 6 sounds like a great idea, until you actually have to execute.

It’s certainly taken a turn for the colorful over the past few years, but many of the most talked about and beloved Air Jordan 6 colorways have skewed towards simplicity over the flash. Not that the Air Jordan 6 All-Star colorway is bad by any means, but there’s why that retro continues to drop in price but other more sedated drops like this past weekend’s Air Jordan 6 Alternate garners more attention. With a green, orange, and white palette, we’ve already seen two potential ways the shoe could go. So in this week’s edition of NBA 2K17 Kicks, we’re taking a look at the many ways the potential Air Jordan 6 can go right and the ways it can go oh-so-wrong.

The Photoshop

The Mark Wahlberg Sample

The Reverse Photoshop

The Play It Safe

The Russell Westbrook

The “Oh God, No!”

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