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.

Via Yahoo! Sports.

Though the Air Jordan True Flight has not been worn much by NBA players as of late, player exclusive colorways of the sneaker were still created. The two colorways of the True Flight that we are getting a look at today belong to Ray “Sugar Ray” Allen and Richard “Rip” Hamilton. Allen’s colorway feeatures the typical Boston Celtics’ colors of black and green, while Hamilton’s PE yields a white base with red and blue accents. Another key aspect of these two pairs are the tongues which have each player’s nickname or jersey number. Both these colorways of the Air Jordan True Flight were made exclusively for the Allen and Hamilton, and will most likely never make a public debut. Via Kenlu.

With the Air Jordan 2009 S23 releasing a little while ago, we are now getting a first look at an Air Jordan 2009 made exclusively for Ray Allen to rock while he participates in the NBA 2009 All-Star Game. This is the first AJ 2K9 to feature an upper composed of more than two colors and it looks quite promising that future colorways will definitely make some sneakerheads change their opinions of this model. Yielding a predominately white leather upper with navy blue satin and a university blue trim, this pair nicely matches with the jerseys of the Eastern Conference NBA All-Stars. As it is with all current colorways of the Air Jordan 2009, this pair comes with a blown-glass midsole which gives the sneaker a very clean and unique look. There is currently no information indicating that this pair will be made available to the public, but stay tuned for updates.