Air Jordan is keeping kids cool this summer with the release of the Air Jordan Fusion IV (4) GS in a cool grey/infrared-neutral grey colorway. Much like the Cool Grey Jordan IV’s, the shoe uses a cool grey nubuck upper with neutral grey panels and infrared accents. The grey midsole is splatter white above an inrared AF1 outsole. These jay’s are available now online overseas for about $103, and are definitely great sneakers for the next generation.

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Not too long ago, we saw the Cleveleand Cavaliers edition of the Air Jordan 1 Retro Phat Premier, and we now have our first look at the pair inspired by the Boston Celtics. This sneaker hosts a black leather upper accented by a green toebox, green laces, white midsole, green rear, and a carpet-like green swoosh. Overall, this pair adequately represents the team Michael Jordan scored over 60 points against in his career, the Boston Celtics. Expect to see the “Celtics” Air Jordan I (1) Retro Phat Premier at your local retailers in Fall 2009. Via: Footlocker.

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Jordan Brand’s 2010 line is looking to be a literal slam dunk, as the Air Jordan III (3) Retro White-Cement Grey will return in the Slam Dunk Pack, a two pair release that celebrates MJ’s high flyin’ NBA Dunk Contest victories. The other shoe involved in this already legendary lineup is the Air Jordan II (2) Retro White/Black -Varsity Red. The Air Jordan Slam Dunk Pack will hit retailers sometime in 2010 for a currently undisclosed amount.

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As Michael Jordan’s Hall of Fame induction nears, Air Jordans will continue to release in celebration of his finest career moments. Scheduled to release next Saturday are the “Hall of Fame” Air Jordan Six Rings. As far as the Six Rings fusions go, these are one of the most limited pairs to release. The pair also has the most detail of the 6 Rings series; most noticeably on the mid-sole, which highlights the unbeatable facts of Jordan’s career. The shoes are now available at UTA for the suggested retail price of $175 (with free shipping).

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We all know about Michael Jordan and his short career with Minor League baseball team, the Birmingham Barons, as number 45. What we know even better is his player exclusive Air Jordan IX (9) Baseball cleats that he wore with “45″ stitched on the back heel of the black leather upper shoe. Now that the all-star is a legend in American culture, his shoes have been authenticated and showcased for a truly lucky fan to purchase. The shoes have been signed by MJ, along with an autographed baseball, and have been placed in a commemorative glass and wood casing to keep these babies on ice. Check out the other pics for some eye candy.

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The last time we saw the Air Jordan Spizike in the bred colorway, it wasn’t too clear to see in detail. This time, Osneaker gives us a closer and clearer look at the classic-inspired Air Jordan Spizike in black/varsity red-cement. The bred colorway, made famous by the Air Jordan IV (4), returns on this black nubuck based shoe. It carries speckled grey panels, with red and black accents on the outsole and midsole. The black elephant print adds a sleek touch to the shoe, making this a guaranteed must buy. It’s available for pre-order for $250 in a full size run, and comes out February 27, 2010.

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Back in May, we reported that the Doernbecher Air Jordan 6 (VI) would be the next sneaker to release from the Doernbecher Freestyle series, and we now have images and more information to share. This Air Jordan 6 hosts a navy blue suede upper with gold and red accents. A couple other key aspects of this sneaker include “What time is it?” / “Game time!” on the tongue, the number one on the rear, and “06/08″ on the upper. To cap it all off, Jordan Brand has also included an icey clean clear midsole. As of now, there is no exact release information regarding the “Doernbecher Freestyle” Air Jordan 6 (VI), but a Fall 2009 release is likely.

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