The ‘Grape’ Air Jordan 60+ model we previewed last week made its way to Asian Nike retailers yesterday, and as such, we now have some more detailed images of the hybrid sneaker. Utilizing the popular but rarely seen Air Jordan V ‘Grape’ color pallet, the predominantly white model features hits of grape, teal and black on its heel, tongue, and midsole. You can import a pair now from retailers like Rakuten, or cross your fingers and hope for the shoes to release domestically sometime soon.

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After showing you the grape Air Jordan 60+ and informing you of its Asia exclusivity, we now have a chance to re-focus on us statesiders. Tomorrow, the Air Jordan brand release schedule has one headliner- this Air Jordan 60+ in a Detoit Pistons colorway with the added touch of a speckled sole. How many of you plan to cop this pair? And how would you say it compares to the Detroit Pistons colorway of the Air Jordan VI releasing next year?

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With all the hype surrounding the first Air Jordan 60+ release in the iconic Laney colorway, this particular Air Jordan silhouette has lost some of that hype. However, you can always trust the Air Jordan team to come up with some sort of scheme that will successfully rejuvenate any campaign. To that extent, we’re here to show and inform you of another classic Air Jordan colorway being executed on the Air Jordan 60+: white/new emerald/grape ice. This shoe releases next Saturday, December 12, 2009 for a $150 retail price tag. However, as it stands now, it will only be an Asia exclusive. As with the True Blue Air Jordan III that retroed earlier this year overseas, we can only hope these will make their way stateside. But if that release is any indication of what will happen with this release, things aren’t looking good for us over here. For now, we hope this teaser at least gets your hopes up and gives you something to (potentially) look forward to.

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Recently, we gave you a look at a pair of the Air Jordan 1 Flight mid in a Detroit Pistons colorway. But now one of the earlier pairs we know of that got the Detroit Pistons colorway execution has become available early thanks to UpTempoAir. Although this AJ 60+ retails at $149.99 and isn’t scheduled to release until December 5, 2009, UTA is offering them NOW at an approximately 17% off price tag of $124.99. They also offer free shipping; so you might want to act fast and purchase one of these pairs that are available in sizes 8-12, 13 before it’s too late.

Atlanta got em, Boston got em, Detroit got em, even Laney High School got em. Seems like the Air Jordan Sixty Plus is taking over the Eastern Conference, making us wonder if there’s going to be any Western Conference love anytime soon. The latest Air Jordan Sixty Plus (60+) comes in a home Cleveland Cavs colorway of neutral grey/ceramic-midnight navy. The white leather upper shoe and midnight navy midsole to match the inner lining and pretty much the whole shoe. Neutral grey and ceramic accents add nicely to the shoe making this not only a shoe that Cavs fans should pickup, but one that any shoe lover would. These will be available November 7th for a price of $150.

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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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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