Earlier this year, a lot of sneaker- and jordanheads got really excited upon getting word of a possible Slam Dunk Package from Jordan Brand, which could include white/cement grey III’s and white/red/black II’s. The AJ II got even more love when we showed you a preview picture of the Air Jordan 2010, in which an AJII can be spotted in the background.

Now, we bring you a look at another Air Jordan II retro reportedly releasing at some time in 2010. This pair comes in a predominantly white upper with silver/grey accents most notably on the toe box and heel of the shoe. And as a result of the silver/grey materials used, depending on how the light hits your shoe, you could or could not get the same reflective look as seen on certain AJV’s, for example. What do you guys think? Is this a nice look for the AJII? Who’s buying these? Check out more pix after the jump.

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Our friends over at Counter Kicks recently displayed this red suede Prototype of the Air Jordan XXI (21). The shoe’s buttery suede upper is complimented by an interesting ventilation apparatus that’s stitched into the XXI’s lateral side. If you hit the jump, you’ll note that the shoe was nicknamed the Jordan ELV8 — presumably to obscure or downplay the importance of the shoe before it hit retail. How do you feel this Prototype version of the XXI compares to the release version?

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To celebrate the sixth anniversary of Jordan Motorsports, Jordan Brand released a celebratory Air Jordan Six Rings in an exclusive Jordan Motorsports colorway to match the Jordan Motorsports Air Jordan VI. The Air Jordan Six Rings comes complete with a white leather upper and black Air Jordan XIII sole. The tongue features the “23″ and Jordan logos, along with “two 3″ stitched vertically to do it like the Air Jordan XII. Black laceholders match the black laces, and black is also placed on the Air Jordan VI style logo at the back heel. The key characteristic is the cement print inner lining, making this shoe stand out on the racetrack. Not a bad design for the number-inspired hybrid.

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To go along with the black/volt Air Jordan I that just released, the Air Jordan L’Style One has released. The Air Jordan L’Style One comes in a black/voltage yellow colorway, utilizing a black leather upper with volt contrast stitching. Like always, the upper features a subtle perforated Air Jordan logo design to cover the whole side panel. The upper sits on a white midsole with a bubble unit, while contrasted by a voltage yellow outsole. Of course, the straps add a nice touch to this Air Jordan I-inspired shoe, which is out now.

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The time has come- the Air Jordan XII’s holiday season lineup kicks off with the release of this pair of white-on-white Air Jordan XII’s nicknamed the “Rising Sun” pair. Although these have an official release date of October 24th, trusted retailer UTA has a full-size run in both youth and adult sizes available for purchase one week early. What’s even better, is that you can cop them for below retail price at $94.99 and $144.99, respectively. Act fast, save a few dollars, and be one of the first to rock these bad boys before most people will be doing so.

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When we brought you word of Jordan Brand’s plans to release a 16.5, we also informed you of an anticipated release month of somewhere close to November, 2009. For all of you who enthusiastically await one of the cleanest “.5″ Jordan designs ever, the first colorway of the 16.5 is now available for purchase in mid-October for a retail price of $124.99. Borrorwing cues from the AJ XVI such as its sole and patent leather toe box, the 16.5 also subtly borrows things from the AJ XVII such as the laces area and “peel off” sticker that comes on the heel of the shoe. If you’re looking for something founded on two amazing Air Jordan silhouettes but all-the-while new as well, this Air Jordan 16.5 might be just what you’re looking for.

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The Air Jordan Spizike is quickly becoming one of, if not the, most renown team Jordan silhouettes ever. Whether it be the colorway, or the materials used, or the concept behind it, it seems as though any and every Spizike garners considerable attention. In the middle of the summer we got a sneak peek of one pair that came in a rather busy colorway highlighted by flint grey and black patent leather used on the upper and midsole, respectively. Now we bring you a look at a pair of Air Jordan Spizike’s that sports an entirely black patent leather upper with a hint of red accents on the ankle lining. Some more subtle touches include a clear lacelock, clear netting, and a group of letters placed on the laces- although the word that they spell out still can’t be deciphered. As always, we’ll bring you the most up-to-date information regarding this sneaker as soon as we have it.

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