Nike Air Jordan 4 Retro Fear Pack Military

Quai 54 Air Jordan IV "Military" - Available on eBayJordan Brand broke with a tradition they’d recently established by not issuing a 2012 Quai 54 pack, instead keeping things exclusive with a two dozen-pair run adding the familiar high contrast palette to an established favorite courtesy of a prominent tongue tag replacement.  So unlike last year when we saw an Air Jordan V (two actually; the black pair functioning as 2011′s F&F-ish offering) accompanied by Team ISO II, this year’s JB-sponsored Parisian streetball tournament will be remembered by a special edition of the Air Jordan 4 ‘Military Blue’.  These are distinct from June’s Military retro thanks to that numbered tag that clashes with the base design but indicates an item of significantly greater value thanks to its scarcity.  Have a closer look after the jump, then check out the auction from buzybone88 on eBay.

Nike Air Jordan 4 Retro Fear Pack

Air Jordan 3 Retro '88 "Black/Cement"Jordan Brand brought back ‘Nike Air’ on the Air Jordan Retro by introducing the original White/Cement colorway of the III as a special tribute to Jordan’s iconic free-throw line Dunk from the ’88 Dunk Contest. Will the ‘Black/Cement’ make a comeback as well? It seems like it could make sense seeing that Michael did in fact wear the ‘Black/Cement’ colorway during that 1988 All-Star Game, during which he dropped forty points and took home the MVP trophy. Is a All-Star Weekend release in the works? If so, these are likely to be as hot of an item as the last time we saw the Air Jordan III ‘Black/Cement’ with ‘Nike Air’ was in 2001 and 1994. This teaser shot was spotted in a preview of an upcoming ESPN special on the Air Jordan and its impactful presence in sports and fashion, so stay tuned to Sneaker News for more updates on this potential Air Jordan III Retro ’88 release.Photo: eloygarcia84

Nike Air Jordan 4 Retro GS Green Glow

Nike Air Jordan 4 Retro Green Glow