The Air Jordan 60+ is a hybrid shoe that combines the shoes Michael Jordan wore while he eclipsed the 60 point mark in games during his career with the Chicago Bulls. The fusion is available now in white/varsity red and features a premium leather upper and a translucent outsole. The 60+ is outfitted with an Air Sole cushioning unit in the heel and a lacelock to provide an even fit throughout. What past Jordan detail is your favorite on the Air Jordan 60+? The Air Jordan 60+ in white/varsity red is available at select Jordan Brand accounts overseas and will hit the States in the coming months.

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Earlier today, we showcased Marcus Jordan’s Air Jordan II (2) Player Exclusive model. Michael’s youngest offspring hoops for Whitney Young High School in Chicago, Illinois and was apparently hit off with a white/team orange/powder blue pair of the Air Jordan IX (9) to match his squad’s uniforms. MJ’s number “5″ in blue is embossed out back underneath the “Jumpman Worldwide” logo. Via Flip Jays.

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Michael Jordan’s youngest son, Marcus Jordan, is the heir to the Air Jordan fortune and was also the recipient of some extraordinary hardwood fundamentals. The Michigan St. Spartans recruit is enjoying his time as a guard at Whitney Young High School in Chicago, Illinois and has recieved several exclusive models to match his team’s navy blue/team orange/white color scheme. Pictured above is an unreleased pair of Air Jordan II (2), done up exclusively for the next MJ. The shoe’s predominantly white upper is accented beautifully by the navy blue midsole and orange heel rand. Via Flip Jays.

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Along with the Lakers colorway of the Air Jordan Six Rings releasing tomorrow, Jordan Brand is set to drop this Championship Pack Air Jordan Six Rings. This pair is inspired by the six NBA teams Michael Jordan’s Chicago Bulls defeated en route to Jordan’s six championship rings. Though the sneaker is predominately black, it features colors from each of the aforementioned six teams. Yielding a black leather upper accented by blue stitching, lasering, and icey clear panels on the sole, this pair falls into the small category of sneakers that have a simple colorway and still look good. The Championship Pack Air Jordan Six Rings is set to drop tomorrow, January 24, 2009, at select Air Jordan retailers for a retail price of $160. Pictures via ExtraButter.

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The time as finally come for the Air Jordan XX3 (23) to take its seat amongst some of the greatest sneakers of all time.

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The Air Jordan 1 (I) Retro has been released multiple times over the course of the past few months. Some despise of these releases and say that Jordan Brand is ruining their best Air Jordan model by releasing too many colorways; whereas, others see it as a great chance to pick up some old and some new colorways of the sneaker that made Michael Jordan who he is today. This colorway of the Air Jordan 1 Retro High has never been seen before and might come as a shock to some sneakerheads. Due to the full blue fabric upper including blue laces, the white midsole stands out even more and gives this sneaker a fresh, new, and clean look. Another aspect of these new releases that we are seeing more and more of as time goes on is Jordan Brand releasing high-top AJ 1’s instead of the regular mid’s that are we are used to seeing. These will be released on January 1st, 2009 at select Jordan Brand retailers for a retail price of $105.00. 

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In a decision heard ’round the world, Michael Jordan retired from the game of basketball to pursue a career in baseball. His announcement came shortly after the passing of his father, who had always envisioned his son as a Big Leaguer. MJ batted .202 with 3 HR, 51 RBI, 30 stolen bases, and 11 errors in a largely underwhelming campaign that was forever enshrined in cinematic classic Space Jam. (Mike also had a stint with the Scottsdale Scorpions in the 1994 Arizona Fall League.) Jordan sported the Tinker Hatfield-designed Jordan IX (9), his signature for the ‘94-95 season in a cleated format. The shoe featured an all-black upper and was distinguished by Jordan’s number “45″ and a clever Jumpman “Globe” logo stitched along the heel. (Tinker crafted the IX in recognition of Jordan and the game of basketball’s newfound global influence.) Via NikeTalk’s American Dream.

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