Being on the United States Olympic Gold Medal Basketball team has its perks, like getting your own player exclusive Air Jordan. Carmelo Anthony is no exception to this perk, as Jordan Brand has given the Nuggets star his own pair of Air Jordan IV’s. The Air Jordan IV (4) Carmelo Anthony Olympic Player Exclusive uses a lasered white leather upper on top of a white midsole and red outsole. This is strictly a two-tone colorway, making this a very clean shoe. The American flag is stitched on the insole, and the date August 8, 2008, as well as the USA Basketball logo, are found on the inner tongue. These size 15 sneakers are available now on eBay!.

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Of the assortment of  Jordan Brand hybrids we’ve seen this year, the Air Jordan 16.5 has earned a name as one of the more favorable releases. Synthesizing the best of the AJXVI and AJXVII in its original Black/Red colorway, the model is now seeing a release in the classic Chicago Bulls home color scheme of White/Black/Red. Expected to hit JB retailers by Thanksgiving, we’ll keep you posted on any new information.

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Earlier this year, we provided you with a look at these Air Jordan IV PE’s as evidence of what it means to be a member of team Jordan Brand. Last season, Carmelo Anthony was blessed with yet another Player Exclusive, one that he would presumably use more often than his AJ IV PE’s. The Air Jordan II PE’s pictured here come in a predominantly white colorway with Denver Nuggets yellow and blue accents. Of course, these sport the “Melo 15″ acknowledgement that’s commonplace with most AJ PE’s. If this unreleased Jordan shoe is a NECESSARY part of your collection, then you can try your luck and dollar online.

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With Michael Jordan being inducted into the Basketball Hall of Fame yesterday, it is quite fitting that we bring you news of the latest product that is part of the Air Jordan signature line- the Air Jordan 2009. A sample Air Jordan 2009 in a white and red colorway has popped up- a little eye candy for dedicated Jordanheads. It seems as though certain unreleased samples of this Jordan sneaker have peaked the interest of Jordan fans moreso than the released ones. How does this pair fare in your mind to Air Jordan 2009’s of the past- both released and unreleased? Be sure to enjoy more pix of this sample after the jump.

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SneakerFiles keeps providing you with the most up-to-date and exclusive Air Jordan news out there. When the Air Jordan 23 came out in 2008, there was an understandably insane amount of hype behind such a monumental and historic sneaker drop. From the very first colorway to drop in only 23 stores nationwide and 23 pairs, to the last colorway to drop in the same exact fashion, and even unreleased samples, this signature Jordan shoe created a buzz that only recently even began to die down. Here to revive the hype are two pairs of Player Exclusive Air Jordan 23’s made specifically for Sacramento King and Jordan Brand member Kevin Martin. The home pair comes in a predominantly white upper with purple accent near the sole, while the away pair substitutes the aforementioned white for black. If a pair(s) of these ever even becomes available for sale, you can bet these will cost you a pretty penny. For now, what we can provide are these pictures to help you keep dreaming.

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The Air Jordan Sixty Plus (60+) has already released in a few colorways, and we now have our first look at a pair inspired by the Detroit Pistons. This AJ 60+ hosts a black nubuck upper with french blue accents found on the stitching, midsole, and tongue, while varsity red accents are visible via the rear and midsole flame. Overall, this pair yields a unique colorway that will definitely be embraced by sneakerheads in various ways. The “Detroit Pistons” Air Jordan Sixty Plus (60+) Detroit Pistons is expected to release in December 2009.

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Previewed at the start of July, the latest metallic OG colorway of the Air Jordan 1 Retro High has finally hit the European market. Including the two AJ1 models from the “Do The Right Thing Pack“, we’ve had the opportunity to acquire quite a few important versions of the revolutionary 1985 model this year — although this most recent addition might cost a bit more than the locally available Red and Green DTRT colorways. An international exclusive, you’ll have to deal with all the mess of shipping costs and battling the strength of the Euro, but in the end, I can’t argue that the purchase of such a monumental colorway could be a regrettable one. Check out EST Premium and other international retailers to try and find yourself a pair.

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