Air Jordan is still going strong with its non-numbered releases, making a third installment for the Air Jordan Ol’ School. The Air Jordan Ol’ School III features a black/varsity red/white colorway, with a black leather and nubuck upper. The upper features a subtle star design to add some flavor to the shoe, along with a speckled black midsole and translucent-paneled outsole. The tongue rocks the “Flight” logo to give the shoe some throwback style. The Jordan symbols are endowed in varsity red to complete the classic colorway. These are sure to be a great addition to your basketball collection, so get yours today before it’s out for about $176.

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Who says the numbered Jordans are dead? Obviously they aren’t, especially with Jordan Brand’s latest release: the Air Jordan XVI.5 (16.5) in a clean white/black-blue colorway. These 16.5’s use a white leather upper with black mesh, black patent leather on the toe, and a black midsole to go along with the translucent outsole. Blue is placed in the sole and accented on the Jordan symbol at the back and 16.5 logo at the front. The black patent leather tongue adds a nice touch to this basketball shoe, making it perfect on or off the court. This shoe should be out this month.

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2010 has a lot in store for Jordan Brand. Take the Air Jordan Flight 45 for example. For next year, it has been given a high top form with a little twist. The Air Jordan Flight 45 High Double Nickel commemorates Michael Jordan’s “Double Nickel” game against the Knicks, in which he scored 55 points and lit up New York in his fifth game returning from retirement in 1995. The shoe features a Chicago classic white/black/red colorway, with a white leather upper and black Air Jordan III midsole. It uses the iconic Flight 45 strap in white, and “45″ is stitched on the ankle to mark the return of MJ as number 45. The side panel and heel panel emphasize his number and the 55 points he scored by featuring a 45 and 55 number design to offset the Air Jordan symbol at the back. The iconic “Flight” logo is placed on the black tongue to complete this throwback new school shoe.

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Just when you thought a preview of next year’s Air Jordan VI had you satisfied, SneakerFiles brings you even more to spoil its readers. Jordan Brand has decided to bring the popular grape colorway made famous by the Fresh Prince and his Jordan V’s, and put it on the Air Jordan Spizike. Nothing winterized about this shoe, just a full white leather upper with grape purple accents to ensure a hype release for next year’s spring season. So if you missed out on a pair of Grapes, then here’s your next chance to get at its little copycat cousin.

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The buzz surrounding Jordan Brand’s 2010 catalogue won’t be dying down anytime soon, as images of the upcoming models are beginning to hit the net. In this preview, we take a first look at a retro White/Varsity Red colorway of the Air Jordan VI. Inspired by the OG Infrared AJVI, the colorway takes on a similar layout, featuring a Varsity Red midsole and Black upper tongue. Expected to drop for $150 sometime next year, stay tuned for more information as it becomes available.

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Of course our trusted fans already know of the Black-Red/Maize Air Jordan I Phat Premier’s we gave you an early look at yesterday. Now there are four more Air Jordan 1’s revving up also for a December 2009 release. Two of the Air Jordan 1’s come in a classic retro execution- one done up with metallic silver and another with what appears to be obsidian/black patent leather. The other two are Phat Premier’s and come in predominantly red and blue colorways. How do these drops affect your thoughts on the work Jordan Brand has put into the iconic AJ I this year?

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It all started with my favorite colorway of the Air Jordan 5- Laney High School -but the 60+ is by no means done. On November 7, 2009, two more AJ 60+’s are slated to release. Both come in a predominantly white upper with icy & speckled soles. One pair has navy blue and orange, while the other pair sports a black & green color combination. What do you sneakerheads think about the additions to the Air Jordan 60+ collection?

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