Over the 35-year history of the Air Jordan 1 High OG, there have been some pretty incredible colorways. Some offerings have been much harder to purchase than others. This, of course, has to do with numerous factors such as scarcity, demand, and regional barriers. For instance, sometimes, Jordan Brand will release a shoe that is exclusive to one region. In 2001, Jumpman dropped the Air Jordan 1 High OG “Metallic Silver” in Japan only.

Now, it appears as though Jumpman is going to bring back the “Metallica Silver” colorway and make it available around the world. Thanks to the Instagram sneaker account @zsneakerheadz, we have some detailed images of the shoe. As you can see from the on-foot images below, the sneaker is covered in different shades of silver, including the back heel and Nike swoosh which features an especially shimmery silver hue.

As it stands, these are set to release on July 25th of this year although this remains a placeholder date. With the Coronavirus going around, there is a real chance these could be pushed back by a few weeks or even a few months. Perhaps Jordan Brand will even push the release to 2021 as it would be the perfect way to celebrate the colorway’s 20th anniversary.

Stay tuned for updates on this model as we will be sure to bring them to you.

Sneaker release dates have been all out of whack over the past few weeks due to the Coronavirus. Of course, with stores closing down, there isn’t as much of an opportunity for consumers to go out and buy goods. Sneakers fall into this trap and therefore, some of the biggest releases of the year have been delayed by weeks and in some cases, months. 

One of the shoes that are being delayed is a collaboration that no one knew was actually meant for the public. If you remember, J Balvin wore his very own colorful Air Jordan 1 at the Super Bowl. The sneaker had an interesting tie-dye aesthetic with plenty of textures and references to the artist. 

While talking to Highsnobiety, Balvin revealed that the shoe had been planned to release to the public although the Coronavirus ended up getting in the way. Despite this, Jordan Brand still has plans to develop and release the shoe. According to Balvin, this could happen as soon as November, which is about seven months away.

Stay tuned for updates on this sneaker as we will make sure to bring you all of the latest updates, as soon as they become available.

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News from the sneaker world hasn’t exactly been positive as of late when you consider how the Coronavirus has forced numerous release dates to be pushed back. Regardless, brands are doing everything they can to make sure fans get their shoes, as quickly as possible. Sneakers certainly aren’t the most important thing in the world but for some, they could prove to be a worthy distraction during these uncertain times.

Last week, Nike revealed the summer lineup for Jordan Brand and it was pretty incredible. One of the shoes that caught our eye was the Air Jordan 1 High OG “Tie-Dye,” which featured a blue and green tie-dye upper, along with a black toebox and Nike swoosh, and white side panels. Overall, it is one of the more interesting colorways we have seen in a while and thanks to @repgod888, we now have some dope on-foot images of the shoe. As you can imagine, this sneaker looks dope with an outfit and will certainly prove to be a hit during the warmer months.

If you’re hoping to cop these, they will be dropping on June 11th for $170 USD so be sure to be on the lookout at your local sneaker retailer.

When you think of the Air Jordan 1, you probably think about the High OG and just how iconic that sneaker is. I mean, it was the first signature shoe Michael Jordan ever wore, so of course, people are going to have nostalgia for the original model. With that being said, there is something to say about the Air Jordan 1 Low and all of the dope colorways it has received over the past few years. As we continue to march closer towards the summer, Jordan Brand is offering up yet another Jordan 1 Low, this time in the “Galaxy” colorway.

This model is particularly interesting because the toe box is turquoise and green while the back heel and Nike swoosh are galactic in nature. From there we have white side panels and black reptile skin overlays. It’s a combination you wouldn’t really expect but it ends up working out so well.

For now, a release date has not been attached to these so stay tuned as we will be sure to bring you all of the latest updates once they become available. Numerous releases have been pushed back due to COVId-19 so don’t be surprised if this Air Jordan 1 receives the same fate.

Tinker Hatfield helped save Nike from disaster back in 1988 as he designed the shoe that ultimately convinced Michael Jordan to stay with the Oregon brand. This sneaker was the Air Jordan 3 and featured elephant print on the front and back. There was also a visible Nike Air unit which was a design trait Hatfield brought with him from the Nike Air Max 1. Over the last 32 years, the Air Jordan 3 has become an iconic shoe that sneakerheads love.

In 2019, Jumpman dropped the “Animal Instinct” Jordan 3 and in the coming months, they are planning on dropping the 2.0 version. Instead of animals you would find in the wild, Jordan Brand is using reptiles as their inspiration for this particular shoe. Thanks to @hanzuying, we have some incredibly detailed images of this offering and as you can see, the upper is made of black leather with a scale-like texture. From there, we are met with snakeskin on the toe box and another brown texture on the back heel. 

An official release date has not yet been decided for these although you can expect them to drop sometime this spring for $225 USD. Let us know in the comments below if you plan on copping these. Also, stay tuned for updates as we will be sure to bring them to you.

If you’re a fan of the Air Jordan 12, the last year or so has been fairly fruitful. Jordan Brand seems to be creating more Air Jordan 12 colorways than ever before and fans are loving every single one of them. One of the colorways that have been teased in the form of renderings over the past few months is the Air Jordan 12 “University Gold.” Now, we are getting some detailed shots, including on-foot photos, from none other than Instagram sneaker insider, @hanzuying.

As you can see from the images below, the show has the same color blocking as the infamous “Flu Game” Air Jordan 12 except the big difference is the fact that the red has been replaced by a vibrant yellow color. Overall, this makes for a perfect summer-ready shoe that will surely appeal to all of the Air Jordan 12 fanatics out there and trust me, there are a lot more than you think.

In terms of the release date, reports state we could be seeing these as soon as July 18th of 2020. Stay tuned for updates regarding this model as we will bring you all of the latest news. Also, let us know what you think, in the comments below.

One of the most underrated Air Jordan silhouettes of all time is the 13. It released all the way back in 1998 and one of the OG colorways that defined the shoe is the “Flint.” This model has a white base with blue overlays on the sides. These overlays had 3M material baked in which allowed for some interesting aesthetics depending on the lighting conditions. The shoe has been retroed in the past but not with all of the OG details such as the aforementioned 3M. In 2020, Jordan Brand is looking to change that as they are releasing the “Flint” 13 in all of its OG glory.

We have posted numerous teasers and release dates over the last little while although now, we have some new information courtesy of @zsneakerheadz. According to the Instagram sneaker account, the shoe will be dropping in sizes for the whole family, including adult, grade school, preschool, and toddler. They will each cost $190, $140, $80, and $60 USD, respectively. If you’re a fan of this shoe, you will now be able to lace up the whole family.

These are supposed to drop on May 30th although this could be delayed depending on the Coronavirus situation. Stay tuned for updates as we will be sure to bring them to you.

One of the best sneakers of all time is the Air Jordan 1 and over the years, Jumpman has looked at ways to improve upon the silhouette. Over the last few months, one of their efforts has been to put Zoom Air in the midsole as opposed to the standard Air unit. There have been a couple of colorways that use this technology but as the summer months approach, Jordan Brand is determined to come through with even more offerings for the masses. 

The latest colorway to be unveiled is this “Court Purple” offering which can be found, below. In fact, this shoe makes us think of the up and coming Air Jordan 5 “Alternate Grape.” We say this because of the purple overlays that adorn the upper. From there, we have a teal Nike swoosh that adds to the Grape aesthetic. The base of this sneaker is black, with the shade appearing on both the midsole and side panels. From there, we have a gradient outsole that starts out teal in the front and quickly progresses to purple in the back.

You can expect these to drop in the late summer or early fall. Stay tuned for updates as we will be sure to bring them to you.

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If you’re a sneakerhead who also loves fashion, then you would know that the Air Jordan 1 High OG is not just one of the most popular sneakers ever, it is also one of the most versatile. Thanks to the sheer volume of colorways in the Jordan 1 library, the shoe can be worn with practically any outfit. Jordan Brand has been hip to the popularity of this shoe for a while now and has been releasing new offerings en masse.

Recently, we reported on how the Air Jordan 1 High OG “Metallic Silver” from 2001, would be re-released globally. Of course, this shoe came out back in 2001 and was exclusive to Japan. Now, Jumpman looks to be gearing up for yet another Japan-exclusive re-release in the Air Jordan 1 High OG “Midnight Navy.” As you can see from the rendering below, the shoe has a white base and silver Nike swoosh while the overlays are navy blue.

It is being reported that these will drop during the Holiday season of 2020 for $170 USD. The post above notes that the official shoe could be a lot different from the rendering so it is important not to cast judgment, just yet.

Stay tuned for updates regarding this shoe as we will be sure to bring them to you.

Jumpman’s first shoe of the 90s was the Air Jordan 5 which immediately became a staple of popular culture. Colorways like “Grape” found their way onto the feet of Will Smith in The Fresh Prince Of Bel-Air. Now, the shoe is celebrating its 30th anniversary and to mark the occasion, Jordan Brand has announced a whole slate of sneakers that will surely make fans excited for what is to come. 

The latest colorway to be revealed is the “Solar Orange” offering you see, below. This sneaker has two shades of orange. For instance, we have a light yellowish-orange that appears on the nubuck upper while dark orange is found on the lining and the midsole. Just like most Jordan models these days, there is an icy blue outsole to provide some nice contrast.

For now, it is being reported that these will drop sometime in the Fall for $235 USD. If you’re a fan of the Air Jordan 5 and need a vibrant colorway to add to your collection, these would certainly make for an incredible option. With that being said, let us know in the comments below what you think and whether or not you would cop for yourself.

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