Atlanta got em, Boston got em, Detroit got em, even Laney High School got em. Seems like the Air Jordan Sixty Plus is taking over the Eastern Conference, making us wonder if there’s going to be any Western Conference love anytime soon. The latest Air Jordan Sixty Plus (60+) comes in a home Cleveland Cavs colorway of neutral grey/ceramic-midnight navy. The white leather upper shoe and midnight navy midsole to match the inner lining and pretty much the whole shoe. Neutral grey and ceramic accents add nicely to the shoe making this not only a shoe that Cavs fans should pickup, but one that any shoe lover would. These will be available November 7th for a price of $150.

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Back in July we previewed for you a Nike Air Jordan Fusion 13 in a white/black-red colorway. Scheduled to release November 21 of this year, this shoe has now been made available from trusted seller BNYConline three weeks early for a price tag of $145. If you’re feeling these shoes, don’t miss out on the opportunity to rock these early and skip the whole waiting in line thing. You can also check out more pix of this shoe after the jump.

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To go along with the urban haze/dark army pair of Air Jordan I High Premier, Jordan Brand is releasing the Air Jordan I (1) High Premier in an obsidian/cerulean colorway to offset the aforementioned pair of ones. This AJ1 follows the same makeup as the urban haze pair, using obsidian blue leather and perforated suede materials, which are offset by a white midsole and cerulean blue outsole. The cerulean tone is also placed on the inner lining and classic tongue tag. This AJ1 is set to release in Spring 2010.

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Jordan Brand has been going strong on their non-numbered jays, like with this Air Jordan Ol’ School III, which comes in a sleek black/metallic silver-dark charcoal colorway. This darkly toned basketball shoe uses a black nubuck upper with a black patent leather mudguard, which blends nicely with the black speckled midsole. The air sole also gives this shoe a sweet performance look, amidst a clean charcoal tint. The shoe is available now for a price of $105, making these nice pickups for the court.

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Despite the minor hiccup in Jordan Brand’s Air Jordan XII Retro release schedule, many of us are still excited for the popular AJ model to hit retailers. In efforts to revive the retro card, JB will be including a brand new card with the AJXII ‘Flu Game’ model.  The card gives Jordan’s 38 point game against the Utah Jazz in the 1997 NBA Finals a visual identity comprised of symbols, the sick face representing his Airness playing through the symptoms of the flu. Set to release on the 27th of November (we hope), the sneaker features the same hieroglyphic message on its tongue.

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This Air Jordan Retro Low IE Sample in White/Orange Blaze/Light Bone was produced in 2007 but never hit retail shelves. The lowtop’s bright orange sockliner is contrasted nicely by light bone cement print and a translucent outsole. This Air Jordan Retro Low IE will remain a sample and not hit stores but how do you feel it compares to the IEs that released?

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After previewing a whole bunch of team specific colorways of the Air Jordan 1 Phat Mid last month, we now of word of a new Black/White colorway of the shoe in its low-top incarnation. The otherwise White sneaker is complemented by Black in the lining, outsole, patent leather upper panels, and chenille (varsity letter material) Swoosh. Expected to hit retailers sometime in November, you can take a closer look at the model after the jump.

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