Jordan Brand has released another pair of jays dedicated to the Atlanta Hawks. Although the Air Jordan 60+ Atlanta Hawks doesn’t follow the same colorway as the Jordan I’s, it has its own style to bring to the table. The AJ Sixty Plus uses a full black suede upper with yellow contrast stitching to match the outsole, which features a fresh clear V panel. The black midsole rocks a speckled red V panel to match the red/yellow tongue. The heel panel which sports the “23″ logo uses black patent leather to change things up. This shoe will be available in late October at a price tag of $150.

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Last week we received word that a super clean colorway of the Air Jordan Hallowed Ground was releasing soon as a Rip Hamilton PE. We now have word that another Air Jordan Hallowed Ground will be arriving at House of Hoops locations nationwide- the Oak Hill Academy version. Of course, we all know that Team JB member Carmelo Anthony played high school ball at the phenomenal Virginia school. This pair of Hallowed Ground’s come in a predominantly black upper with red stitching and the patented yellow “OAK HILL” stitched on the tongue. There’s even an Oak Hill warrior mascot on the inside of the shoe dribbling a basketball. Both this pair and the Rip PE’s drop at House of Hoops in November.

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Jordan Brand hopes to carry the momentum from what is shaping up to be a ridiculously hectic end to 2009 year 2010. Something sure to be completely new, however, will be the Air Jordan 2010. Pictured here is supposedly a sneek peak of that very sneaker, but little else is known about the date of release or retail price, for example. As we all know, samples often times change between the time we first set eyes on them and their official release. Regardless of what these changes might be, or what news unfolds regarding the shoe pictured here, rest assured SneakerFiles will have all of it covered for you.

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Jordan Brand has thought of the perfect way for us to stay “MOTIVIZED!” as Leroy Smith would say, by putting into production the Air Jordan I (1) Retro Leroy Smith. I mean, the man did motivate his Airness to become who he is today, so the least JB could do is give him a commemorative shoe. The Leroy Smiths feature a black leather base to go along with the black midsole, which rests atop a gumsole. The upper features colors of red, purple, and gold, to go along with the 80’s style of Leroy. The Leroy logo replaces the AJ symbol on the tongue tag to let ‘em know who’s boss. Stay tuned for more info on this historic shoe.

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Last summer, a major part of the Olympic celebration was the new Air Jordan “Olympian.” This year we saw the release of the Air Jordan Hallowed Ground, which quite evidently borrows a lot of the same cues- including the heel strap and AJ X outsole. In November, House of Hoops nationwide will be releasing a Rip Hamilton PE of the Air Jordan Hallowed Ground in a predominantly white upper with blue and red Detroit Pistons accents. Like all of the UCONN star’s PE’s, this one will read “Rip City” across the top of the tongue. With a very nice execution of colors, don’t be surprised if this team Jordan shoe is on a lot of people’s feet come November and later.

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A new colorway has popped up for the Air Jordan Spizike Winter Boot, and it definitely stands out from its previous releases. The Air Jordan Spizike Winter Boot comes in a clean black/yellow colorway, using durable materials to really make this a rugged boot. The upper is decked out in black materials, including leather and rubber, to match the outsole, along with a clear translucent lacelock to change things up. Yet, the midsole is the talk of the town, as it sports a gradient effect from black to speckled yellow to match the speckled toe and heel panels. Finally, yellow is placed on the inner lining and inner tongue to nicely contrast the black. This winter boot is available now for about $155 online overseas.

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We’ve all seen the Doernbecher Air Jordan VI, but now images of the rest of the collection, designed by those whose lives have been improved by the Doernbecher Children’s Hospital in Oregon, have hit  the web. This years line up includes inventive colorways of the Nike Air Max Zenyth, Shox NZ, Dunk High, Air Force 1, Zoom P-Rod III, and Air Jordan VI. Proceeds from the project are donated to the Doernbecher Children’s Hospital, the models hitting Niketown and Nike.com on November 14th. Do yourself — and the patients of Doernbecher — a favor, and stay tuned for more detailed pictures as we get closer to the release.

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