Air Jordan XV (15): 1999-00

With a unique woven upper and aerodynamic design, the XV is inspired by two high-flyers: Michael Jordan and the ultra-fast X-15 fighter jet. The XV is inscribed with "23/6/15" down the heel in recognition of MJ's jersey number/ championships won/model number of AIR JORDAN. Despite Michael's absence from the game, this design proved to be as popular as ever.

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Fw: Air Jordan XIV (14): 1998-99

Another leap of innovative design and engineering, the AJXIV is a high performance luxury ride, made of full-grain leather and featuring Zoom Air cushioning and medial air vents for breathability. Inspired by Michael's love of cars, the AJ XIV takes on the stylish design of his very own Ferrari 550 M. Now elevated to iconic status thanks to MJ's accomplishments, many collectors and sneaker experts rate the XIV as the most comfortable AIR Jordans ever.

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adidas 3Way Consortium - A.R.C. x Stan Smith 80s

The first wave of 3Way Consortium releases from adidas Originals unites three of Europe’s leading sneaker boutiques - Patta, Sneakersnstuff and LimitEditions, representing Amsterdam, Stockholm and Barcelona respectively, with New York’s A.R.C. Opting to rework a shoe each in their own unique style, all four join forces for a fifth shoe that reflects the best of all involved. An eclectic collection, somehow it proves totally cohesive as a whole, reflecting the individual visions of all concerned.
A.R.C. have been selling sneaker staples like the Stan Smith 80s since day one - their admiration for the clean, classic and functional lines of this bestseller is evident, sitting in line with their own store aesthetic. Treating this signature icon as the forefather of contemporary sneaker culture, after this model has been treated with just about every application going during its lengthy lifespan, the New York retail innovators have taken it back-to-basics.
Embellishing tradition with an off-white all-canvas upper, tiny trademark details like the ‘3-Stripes’ of perforation have been retained in a new way - as strips of embroidered dots in lieu of holes, and completed with tongue branding, this is an incredibly tasteful, timeless reworking that should retain the same cross-cultural unisex appeal the Stan Smith has always retained. via jordan-ugg.com

Air Jordan 2009 - Carmelo Anthony Player Exclusive

Being a part of Jordan Brand must be an amazing thing, since not only does arguably the greatest basketball player of all time cosign and believe in your skills as a basketball player, but you also get exclusive shoes that no one else can. Therefore since Carmelo Anthony is signed to the Jordan Brand he is no exception.

Here is the Air Jordan 2009 Carmelo Anthony Player Exclusive. Although the Air Jordan 2009 has come under fire from many sneaker heads due to its design, for some these shoes have grown on them and this PE is a welcomed edition. It is obvious that this sneaker is inspired by the Denver Nuggets home colors due to the predominant white color of the sneaker, light-blue border and tongue, and yellow accents. The shoes also have a large number 15, Melo’s number, on the tongue. Be on the look out for Melo to wear these during a Denver Nuggets home game. More pics after the jump.

80 Foot Tall Nike x Nate Robinson Kryptonate Billboard

2009 All Star Game Slam Dunk Contest winner Nate Robinson is towering 80 feet high above 34h Street and 7th Avenue in the heart of Manhattan in anticipation of St Patrick’s Day and the release of the Nike Foamposite Lite Kryptonate Edition tomorrow. A large crowd is already gathered outside House of Hoops Harlem and Niketown New York and with Nate Robinson and even Spike Lee making an at House of Hoops Harlem, getting a pair should be much harder at this point. If you are in are near 34th Street, stop by and check out the billboard.