We recently viewed Ray Allen’s own PE Air Jordan Element, and now we have a look at Joe Johnson’s. The shoes feature an all white upper, toebox, and a red trim placement that’s very reminiscent of the Air Jordan XI (11). The Air Jordan Element is a very clean model from Jordan Brand, and they can’t go wrong by having two of their biggest stars promoting the model. You can only expect more PE colorways to pop up as the 2009 NBA Playoffs move further.

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This weekend was the start of the 2009 NBA Playoffs, and many of you tuned in. Now whether it was for the action, or to see what sneakers your favorite player might have been wearing – that’s a different story. Boston Celtics star Ray Allen debuted his own PE colorway of the Air Jordan Element, a shoe that at first appeared to be another colorway of the Air Jordan XI (11). The Air Jordan Element is definitely clean, and seems to be taking over the feet of other star players such as Joe Johnson.

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Nike always delivers when it comes to sick colorways of their most popular sneakers. This upcoming weekend will treat us to a new white and varsity maize colorway of the Nike Air Force 1 Low. While this pair is fairly simple, they are Spring and Summer ready. With a reasonable retail price of $88, these will have you stepping out in style without hurting your pockets. Via Weekly Drop.

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There have been plenty of purchase worthy releases for the kids lately, and Nike adds another one to the list. This Nike Air Force 1 Premium GS has a nice glow-in-the-dark sole to finish off a nicely designed upper. On the heel, the words “Nike House” are written as if they were in a carnival somewhere. You will see the same on the tongue, and these will definitely have the young ones stepping out in style.

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Sneakerheads, get ready to celebrate! It seems as if we’ve been flooded with sneaker packages and fusions for the past year or so, but JB has confirmed three colorways of the Air Jordan XII (12) Retro for the Holiday season. Two of the colorways have been seen before, but JB decided to bring out an all new white makeup of the XII. One pair will release each month from October to December. These sneakers will definitely heat up the streets, so be sure to check them out with the matching apparel.

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Next up in the Air Jordan Fusion Line which meshes a numbered Air Jordan model with an Air Force One (1) is the Air Jordan Fusion IV (4). Up to now, we have not seen too many detailed pictures of the sneaker, and some key changes have definitely been made since we originally previewed the sneaker earlier in the year. As most sneakerheads can tell by first glance, this AJF4 is inspired by the “Military Blue” Air Jordan IV (4). Featuring a white upper with neutral grey accents and a military blue Air Force 1 sole, this pair is extremely similar to the Air Jordan 4 that released in 2006. The Air Jordan Fusion IV (4) series is set to debut in the coming months, so be sure to stay tuned for updates.

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The Air Max 90 is one of the most worked on models from Nike, and they do it again with this Air Max 90 Current TZ which is part of the Grid Pack. The shoe is solid black, with an anthracite grid pattern all throughout the upper. Even though the word “Current” is in the title, the shoe only grasps the sole from the Air Max 90 Current, and not the upper. As you can see from the title, these kicks are a Tier Zero release, and will be limited to select Nike Sportswear retailers.

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