Last weekend, Jordan Brand released three new sneakers, and this weekend will also bring a new trio of Air Jordans. On April 18, 2009, Jordan Brand is set to to release their Prom Pack which is essentially made for high school students looking for some fresh kicks to wear to Prom. The Prom Pack consists of two pairs of the Air Jordan I (1) Low which both feature patent leather uppers with thin laces and black midsoles. This weekend, the Air Jordan Dub Zero will also make its return via a new colorway which hosts a white upper with varsity red, cement grey, and black accents. As most can remember, the Dub Zero released only a few years back, and many sneakerheads were a bit surprised when they heard news of its return. As previously mentioned, the Air Jordan I (1) Low – Prom Pack and the Air Jordan Dub Zero – White/Varsity Red-Black-Cement Grey will release on April 18, 2009 for $100 and $160, respectively. Check out detailed pictures and the tech information for each pair after the jump.

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Many sneakerheads have already started referring to 2009 as the year of the Air Jordan I (1) simply due to the plethora of AJ1 releases we have seen over the course of the past few months. Earlier in the month, Jordan Brand rolled out the the first installment of their polka dot series, and it is almost time for the second installment to drop. This time around, the Air Jordan 1 is being decked out in a black upper with a clean white midsole and laser blue accents seen on the stitching, outsole, polka dots, and the Air Jordan Wings logo on the ankle. You can expect to see the Air Jordan I (1) Retro – Black/Laser Blue-White at your local retailers next month for a retail price of $100. Be sure to check out the detailed pictures after the ‘jump.’

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These past few weeks have been filled with Air Jordan I (1) Retro Highs, but next month will see the release of a grade school model. Initially, this Air Jordan I may look like a retro of the popular royal blue style, but this version consists of lighter blue known as vivid blue with a multi-colored print on the inner lining. Everything else is kept like the original like the placement of black and a white midsole. Release is scheduled for December 6th with a retail price of $85. Via SC.

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This month has seen the release of several different styles of the Air Jordan I (1) however this model is exclusive to grade school sizes. Featuring a more basic colorway, the Air Jordan I High is hit with a white base and metallic silver and pale blue accents. The majority of the sneaker is white, but subtle treatments of metallic silver and pale blue make this model stand out. Finishing this high-top is an icy sole, an added bonus to a solid design. You can find this Air Jordan I now at Finishline and other retailers.

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This weekend marks the release of a few Air Jordan models, including highlights like the Air Jordan 1 Retro and Six Rings, both consisting of the Olympic theme. The Air Jordan 1 is making a strong return in the retro scene with the likes of this Olympic model and a host of others over this past year.

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Originally seen on the Air Jordan VII (7), the classic Olympic color-way makes it return with an imminent release of the Air Jordan 1 pictured above. Featuring a combination of white/midnight navy/metallic silver/varsity, this Air Jordan 1 are quite interesting and appear in several different colors, a concept that the Air Jordan 1 is not familiar with. Furthermore, the words “Team” is written at the back heel. Overall, a interesting Air Jordan 1 that will sure turn some heads. Release is scheduled for September 13th retailing at $100. Via Nike Talk.

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Alongside the surfacing of the Air Jordan I (1) Retro Low PHAT picture, the Air Jordan 1 Low Velcro has also been spotted and it is made up of a simple black and orange. It seems that more and more unoriginal designs are going to be released next year including a variety of low and high top styles, but this velcro make-up is definitely the oddest. Look for these and the Air Jordan 1 Retro Low PHAT to hit stores in January 2009. Via Sneaker Collector.

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