We’ve all seen the low cut version of the Air Jordan XI (11) in a ‘Citrus’ colorway, which made headway under the radar and has become one of the rarest low cut J’s to find.

These samples surfaced sometime ago and today, we take another look at this orange/white colorway, which looks to be a mid-cut version of the “Citrus” make-up that released almost 10 years ago. Decked out in an all white leather upper in both full-grain and patent, accented with orange in the midsole, Jumpman logo and the words “JORDAN” on the eyelets.

Let us know what you think about these Air Jordan XI samples and if you’d like to see these on shelves some day.

via Kenlu

-J2!

The Jordan Son of Mars is inspired by the Air Jordan III, V, VI & XX. It’s also supposedly the apparent successor to the Jordan Brand hybrid collection. It’s also been designed in a colorway that resembles the Air Jordan VII “Bordeaux” colorway, which is why this colorway has been nicknamed as such. Here is a first batch of multiple images that should help all sneakerheads further develop an opinion on this rather busy design. What do you think?

You’ve probably heard already; but, tomorrow is Valentine’s Day. However, that’s not the only thing happening tomorrow. The recently unveiled Air Jordan 2012 will for the first time be made available for your personalizing preference(s) tomorrow via the Nike iD website. Could choosing your own color scheme make you look more favorably upon the Air Jordan 2012 silhouette?

Via NikeiD.

Following last week’s detailed look at the kicks comes some new images of the 2012 retro of the Air Jordan XII “Playoffs”.

Inspired by dress boots and the Japanese rising sun flag, the kicks were originally released in 1997 and worn by MJ during that year’s NBA Playoffs as the Bulls took home their fifth title, with Jordan receiving his fifth Finals MVP award. The new 2012 retro retains the overall look of the ’90′s classic, albeit with a few minor changes throughout.

The Air Jordan XII “Playoffs” returns on April 21, 2012.

Via TTB.

Rare Air Jordan samples have been popping up left and right as of late, with this white/gold Air Jordan V being added to the mix.

Created for the 11/3/06 wedding of one of Jordan Brand’s executives, the kicks sport a white upper and black midsole alongside gold detailing throughout.

Take a look at the special sample and stay tuned for looks at some more rare samples throughout the day.

Via kenlu.

Following last week’s look at an unreleased Air Jordan XI “Blackout” sample comes this look at a similar Air Jordan XIV.

Another unreleased look for the Air Jordan signature line, this XIV comes murdered-out with minimal silver hits throughout. Interestingly, the kicks also utilize a seamless upper entirely made up of black tumbled leather, unlike the usual combination of materials seen on the XIV.

Take a look at the kicks and head on over to ebay if you’re interested in adding a $4,500 pair of shoes to your collection.

Yesterday, the Air Jordan 10 Old Royal released, the second X to drop this year. With most retailers and online stores selling out, we thought a detailed look and comparison would be appropriate, since their is a possibility some places will receive a limited restock. For those that missed out, or the first time you are seeing this shoe, they released February 11th 2012, with a retail price of $150.

For up to date releases, check out our Jordan Release Dates page.