Tag: Jordan Brand

“Flint” Air Jordan XIII coming April 2026

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In a pleasing example of sneaker news, the Flint Air Jordan 13 Will once again hit retail shelves in 2026. The 2026 iteration will mark the fifth revolution around the retail sun, having originally released in 1998 with subsequent returns in 2005,2010, and most recently in 2020.  At this juncture, there are no available images of the 2026 version but what we should see is a 13 with a white tumbled leather upper with navy reflective side panels and grey suede wrapping the heel. The XIII’s signature hologram takes its…

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“Toro Bravo” Air Jordan 4 to return May 2

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Last month we reported on the planned return of the “Toro Bravo” in 2026, which was last seen in 2013.  No images of the 2026 iteration have emerged but what we should be presented is an Air Jordan 4 with a striking fire red nubuck upper paired with black backed red netting on the sides and tongue. Cement grey should show up on the ends of the lace tabs, as well as the tongue label, which is home to a white Jumpman. On the black rear heel appears a white…

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New, detailed images of the “Gamma” Air Jordan 11 

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As the return of the “Gamma” draws ever closer, new images of the returning colorway have emerged.  They sport a black ballistic mesh upper overlaid with a properly high-cut patent leather rand. Black leather wraps the heel and serves as the backdrop for a gamma blue Jumpman. A “23” is seen on the rear heel, while “JUMPMAN JORDAN” appears on the tongue.  Underneath the upper resides a black midsole and a dark blue-tinted translucent rubber outsole.  As it currently stands, the “Gamma” Air Jordan 11 is slated to begin its…

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Take a look at the Air Jordan 4016

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The classic white and navy color scheme of the Air Jordan XVI inspires this iteration of the Air Jordan XL.  They sport a white leather upper with a version of the XVI‘s removable magnetic gaiter incorporated into the design. Underneath the detachable shroud are navy mesh cutouts, a la the XVI.  A Jumpman is perched atop the navy tongue, while “40” appears on the rear heel. The navy patent leather toe cap further ties the design back to the XVI.  Underneath the upper resides a full-length Zoom Air strobel sitting…

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”Chicago”’Air Jordan IX returning in 2026

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title image via zsneakerheadz Known as “Chicago” and more recently the “Space Jam”, the debut colorway of the Air Jordan 9 is being primed for a return in 2026, according to the incomparable zsneakerheadz.  At this time there are no available images, but what we should be presented with is the aesthetic of this colorway that we have become accustomed to of a white upper overlaid with a black rand that also wraps the heel and extends to the collar.  A red global Jumpman logo is at the rear heel, just above an embroidered “23”, while…

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“White Metallic” Air Jordan 5 returning May 2026

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The “White Metallic” Air Jordan 5 is slated to return in 2026, per zsneakrheadz. At this early juncture, there are no available images but predictive speculation assigns an aesthetic of a white, tumbled leather upper with clear netting on both the sides as well  So as the tongue. A black Jumpman is perched atop the reflective tongue, with black “NIKE AIR” branding appearing on the lateral rear heel. Behind the aforementioned tongue is an “AIR JORDAN” patch, while a “23” appears on the lower lateral heel. Underneath this upper should…

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A detailed look at the “Taxi” Air Jordan XII 

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This year Jordan Brand decided to end the suffering of fans of the “ Taxi” Air Jordan by finally releasing the classic colorway later this year. In front of that pending return, new and detailed images of the beloved original colorway have emerged.  They sport a white, ribbed leather upper overlaid with black lizard print mudguards at the lateral and medial sides. Underneath the Jumpman-topped rear pull tab reads “JORDAN QUALITY INSPIRED BY THE GREATEST PLAYER EVER.” A black Jumpman is perched atop the tongue, while further down reads “TWO3”, and a plastic overlay on the…

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“Black/Red” Air Jordan I High ‘85 is releasing this holiday season

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The news of their February 2025 release, which emerged late last year was met with much fanfare and great anticipation. Unfortunately, Jordan Brand needlessly and mystifyingly mucked up the release by making these extremely limited. This locked many interested sneaker enthusiasts out of the opportunity of obtaining them on release day and subjected them to exorbitant prices on the secondary market.  According to reporting from the incomparable zsneakerheadz, Jordan Brand may be righting that grievous error in judgment by re-releasing the “Black/Red” Air Jordan I High ‘85 this holiday season.  Although…

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“Bucks” Air Jordan 12 coming in 2026

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This upcoming iteration was inspired by the Bulls’ Central Division foe, the Milwaukee Bucks.  At this early juncture there are no available images, however predictive speculation assigns an aesthetic of a white ribbed leather upper overlaid with gorge green lizard print mudguards on the lateral and medial sides.  The “JUMPMAN” stamped plastic overlays on the lateral side could transition from green to purple, while the top two eyelets are metallic silver and Jumpman branded. A Jumpman shoule be perched atop the tongue, that also features “TWO3” embroidery.  Black may take…

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“Gamma” Air Jordan 11: Official Images

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The “Gamma” Air Jordan 11 is making its triumphant return later this year. As time incessantly marches toward their eventual second retail run, official images of this anticipated sneaker have emerged.  They sport a black ballistic mesh upper overlaid with black leather at the heel as well as a black patent leather rand. A sash that traverses the tongue reads “JUMPMAN JORDAN”, while a Jumpman and “23” take their places on the lateral ankle and rear heel, respectively.  Underneath the aforementioned upper resides a black midsole and dark blue-tinted translucent rubber outsole.  The “Gamma” Air Jordan…

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