If you missed out on this summer’s release of the Air Jordan I Defining Moments Package, then Finishline has your redemption. The Air Jordan I (1) Retro Hi DMP is on sale at Finishline for a mere $180; that’s $90 for the bred pair, and $90 for the Celtics colorway. The package comes in a pretty sizable run, so no need to rush. The package comes complete with the commemorative box and all the goodies within, especially the shoes. Why pay $300 for the 2001 bred retros when you can get two pairs of Is for half the price?
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Earlier this week, we gave you a heads up on where to find the Air Jordan 7 (VII) DMP 60+ Pack for sale early, and we are now reminding you that the two sneaker package will officially be releasing at your local retailers tomorrow, August 17th. This pack is composed of two pairs of the Air Jordan 7. The first pair hosts the OG Raptor 7 colorway, while the second style yields a white upper with varsity royal and black accents. As previously mentioned, the Air Jordan 7 (VII) DMP 60+ Pack will be available tomorrow, in limited quantities, at your local Air Jordan retailers for $310.

Air Jordan VII Retro DMP “60+” (limited release)
Style Code: 371496-991
Release Date: 08/22/2009
Colorway: Multicolor/Multicolor
Retail Price: $310.00

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Colorway: Black/Dark Charcoal-True Red

Colorway: White/Varsity Royal-Black

Back in January, we gave you the first preview of the Air Jordan Retro I (1) – Sixty Plus Pack, and we now have better pictures and more information on this pack to share. Officially dubbed the Air Jordan DMP 1 Retro High Pack, this package will be composed of two classic colorways of the Air Jordan 1 (I). The first pair, inspired by the Chicago Bulls, features a black upper with varsity red and white accents. The second style, which draws inspiration from the Boston Celtics, hosts a white upper with black and green accents. The Air Jordan DMP 1 (I) Retro High, also known as the Sixty Plus (60+) Pack, is now available for pre-order on the ‘Bay. Click to Purchase on eBay!

Ever since the Defining Moments Package (DMP) dropped back in 2006, sneakerheads worldwide wondered if a DMP2 would ever be released. Rumors spread a while ago that a new pack composed of two pairs of the Air Jordan 5 would be the sequel to the 2006 package, but nothing was confirmed at the time. And then not too long ago, we confirmed the rumors and showcased detailed pictures of each sneaker. Now, the time has finally come for the Air Jordan 5 Retro DMP to release. If you haven’t noticed by now, this package will consist of two sneakers: a red suede Air Jordan 5 and a black 3M Air Jordan 5, and will retail for $310.

With all the hype behind the Air Jordan 5 Retro DMP as of late, many have forgotten about the two other sneakers that will be releasing this weekend. Both sneakers are reissues of the Air Jordan Dub Zero and both feature black patent leather bases. On the first pair, the black base is accented by white stitching and laser blue hits on the inner lining and midsole, while the second sneaker features a black upper with white and taxi accents. The Air Jordan 5 Retro DMP and the two Air Jordan Dub Zeros will release on May 23, 2009 for a retail price of $310 and $160, respectively. Be sure to check out the detailed pictures and tech information after the ‘jump.’

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Air Jordan V (5) Retro Defining Moments Package
Release Date: 05/23/2009
Style Number: 360968-991
Colorway: Multicolor/Multicolor
Retail Price: $310.00

Style Number: 136027-061
Colorway: Black/Varsity Red-White
Style Number: 136027-601
Colorway: Varsity Red/White-Black

Air Jordan Dub Zero (Limited Release)
Release Date: 05/23/2009
Style Number: 311046-011
Colorway: Black/White-Laser Blue
Retail Price: $160.00

Air Jordan Dub Zero (Limited Release)
Release Date: 05/23/2009
Style Number: 311046-071
Colorway: Black/White-Taxi
Retail Price: $160.00

The pack is officially labeled with Air Jordan 5 Retro DMP. Until now, we had been under the impression that the pack (officially releasing this weekend) would be called either the Toro Bravo Pack or Raging Bull Pack. Two pairs of Air Jordans will be included in packs this year, which have been nicknamed the Air Jordan ‘double-up’ packs as both pairs in the pack will be bundled with the same models. The Jordan 5 DMP will be available this Saturday at retailers worldwide. As usual, these sneakers are available early online on eBay and UTA.

As most sneakerheads can vividly remember, the Air Jordan Defining Moments Package (DMP) released back in 2006, and it was composed of an Air Jordan XI (11) and an Air Jordan VI (6). The AJ6 from the package featured a black base with metallic gold accents. The majority of people loved it, and the “DMP” Air Jordan VI is still a greatly sought after sneaker today. Now, more than three years later, we see a glimpse of what could have been the pair included in the package rather than the black based sneaker. This pair features a white upper with gold accents seen on the heel, midsole, inner lining, and tongue. As previously mentioned this white/gold Air Jordan VI (6) is only a sample, and is not slated to release in the future.

Via Kenlu.

The Air Jordan Defining Moments Package (DMP) was definitely one of the best sneaker packages to ever release. The DMP consisted of the Air Jordan 6 (VI) DMP and the Air Jordan 11 (XI) DMP, two of the most sought after Air Jordan sneakers upto date. What most people are not aware of is the fact that Jordan Brand was going to make the DMP package contain three pairs of sneakers and retail at $500. The third sneaker that was planned to release was the Converse Pro Leather All-Star sample that is shown above. There was an extremely limited quantity of the Converse samples produced and they were all never made available to the public. This Converse Pro Leather All-Star features a white and gold colorway which is highlighted by the “23″ on the heel in Carolina Blue and the image of Michael Jordan making the game winning shot to win his first NCAA championship ever on the heel as well. Making this pair even more special is the fact that Michael Jordan himself wore the Converse Pro Leather All-Stars throughout his college career with the North Carolina Tarheels. These were never released to the public and will most likely never be released in the future either. Via RIF.