One of the shoes that sneakerheads were looking forward to this year was the Air Jordan 6 "DMP." This sneaker is a retro from a shoe that was dropped all the way back in 2006 alongside an Air Jordan 11 of the same name. Over the past few months, there have been numerous release date changes although now, the release is being delayed for much different reasons. Of course, the Coronavirus crisis has been ravaging its way across the world and sneaker companies are being forced to delay drops, as a result. Numerous Jordans have fallen victim to this and the "DMP" is no different.

According to @j23app on Twitter, the shoe was supposed to come out on April 11th but now it is being pushed back to Saturday, April 18th. While this isn't a huge delay, it's certainly frustrating news for fans who were hoping to get their hands on these, sooner rather than later. 

The Jordan Dub Zero, a cult-classic that first debuted in 2005, has made its way back to retailers whether you like it or not. Over the last several months the Dub Zero has released in a number of OG colorways, including the classic “White/Black-Red” iteration as well as a stealth “Triple Black” design.

If you’re a fan of the Jordan mashup, you’ll be happy to learn that there are even more new colorways in the works, including a “White, Black, Ice, Metallic Gold” joint that pulls inspiration from the beloved “DMP” Air Jordan 6.

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The Dub Zero is a hybrid sneaker borrowing design cues from eight different Air Jordans including the Air Jordan 4, Air Jordan 6, Air Jordan 11, Air Jordan 12, Air Jordan 13, Air Jordan 15, Air Jordan 17 and Air Jordan 20. A release date for this particular “DMP” colorway has not yet been revealed but you can expect the kicks to carry a $150 price tag when they drop.

Stay tuned for the official looks, and click here to preview the upcoming “Smoke Grey” Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG.

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After months of rumors and speculation, it appears that the highly anticipated Air Jordan 6 "DMP" will finally be making its way back to retailers on April 11th. That release date has changed time and again since the start of the year, but we're cautiously optimistic that the 4/11 launch date will actually stick this time around.

Since 2006, one of the most talked-about Air Jordan colorways is the Air Jordan 6 “DMP” which was released as part of the “Defining Moments” pack. This sneaker was released alongside an Air Jordan 11 that also featured black and gold accents. The Jordan 6 turned out to be the overwhelming favorite from the pack and fans have been clamoring for it, ever since. 

In 2020, Jordan Brand is finally giving fans what they’ve been asking for. Yes, that’s right, the Jordan 6 “DMP” is getting its very own retro and will be coming out within the next month. For months, the release date on these has been a little iffy. At first, it was being reported that they would drop at the end of March. The release date was then updated to April 4th although now, the official date is April 11th, as per Eastbay’s release calendar.

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If you’ve been a sneakerhead for a while and remember the hype surrounding the original release of these, you’ll definitely want to check them out and perhaps even cop. They are a part of Jumpman’s history and would look good in any person’s collection.

Let us know in the comments below what you think of these and whether or not you plan on copping.

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For many Michael Jordan fans, the Air Jordan 6 is the most important silhouette in the line’s history. This is because the Jordan 6 is the first sneaker Jordan was ever able to win a championship in. The shoe came out in 1991 and has received numerous dope colorways over the years. Perhaps one of the best colorways was the Air Jordan 6 “DMP” which released all the way back in 2006. “DMP” stands for Defining Moments Pack which was a set that came with the aforementioned black and gold Jordan 6, as well as an Air Jordan 11.

Now, the Air Jordan 6 “DMP” is back on its own, after years of begging from eager sneakerheads. As you can see from the Instagram post below, the shoe has a black nubuck upper with gold accents all the way throughout. There is also an icy blue outsole to create a nice contrast on the bottom. Overall, it’s a beautiful shoe although unfortunately, the release date is being delayed. The shoe was supposed to drop in March but got pushed back to April 4th. According to @zsneakerheadz, the placeholder release date is now being set for April 11th.

Let us know in the comments below what you think of this sneaker and whether or not you plan on copping. 

The iconic Air Jordan 6 from the “Defining Moments” Pack is returning to retailers soon, but it remains to be seen exactly when. It was originally believed that the DMP Air Jordan 6 would release as part of the brand’s annual All Star lineup this weekend – Then, the date was reportedly pushed back to late March.

Now, sneaker source @Zsneakerheadz is reporting that the DMP 6s are tentatively scheduled to arrive on April 4th for the retail price of $200.

The DMP 6s originally released in 2006 alongside an alternate “Concord” Air Jordan 11 in celebration of Michael Jordan’s two three-peats in 1991 and 1996. The 2020 version will reportedly come with the OG gold shoe box along with matching Jumpman dog tags. 

Although the confirmed release date remains in limbo, the iconic kicks are expected to be available in sizes for the whole fam, with men’s sizes retailing for $200. Check out some additional images in the IG posts embedded below, and stay tuned for the official announcement. 

The iconic Air Jordan 6 from the "Defining Moments" Pack is returning to retailers soon, but we'll have to wait a little longer than expected. It was originally believed that the DMP Air Jordan 6 would release as part of the brand's annual All Star lineup in February. Then, the date was reportedly bumped up to January 25.

Now, sneaker source @J23App reports that the DMP 6s won't be releasing until late March. And around and around we go.