Jordan Brand’s Fall line-up is headlined by the Air Jordan Fusion IV (4). This black/red version combines aesthetic elements of the Nike Air Force 1 (One) and the Air Jordan IV (4) Black Cement Black/Grey – Varsity Red. MJ’s Jumpman “Flight” logo is stitched onto the tongue. The Air Jordan Fusion IV (4) Black/Red is scheduled to hit sneaker shops nationwide on August 29 for $145.

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Jordan Brand is finally releasing a shoe with “Nike Air” on the heel! Facetious perhaps, but images of the Air Jordan Force Fusion XIII (AJF 13) in White/Black/Varsity Red just hit the ‘net. Drawing inspiration from the Nike Air Force I (One) and Air Jordan XIII (13). Aesthetic cues from the XIII (13) include the Fusion’s colorblocking and dimpled upper. The Air Jordan Force Fusion XIII (AJF 13) in White/Black/Varsity Red will be available at a retailer near you in November or December.

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Black leather and a silver foil finish mark up this Nike Air Force 1 (One). Perforations are punched through the shoe’s toebox and middle for improved ventilation, while a white midsole rounds things out under the hood. This AF1 would be the perfect addition to any Oakland Raider fan’s collection, don’t you think? The Nike Air Force 1 (One) Black/Silver is available now at select Nike accounts nationwide for $88.

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The Air Jordan Fusion IV (4) “Military Blue” is set to release early in August. The lifestyle shoe combines aesthetic elements from the ’89 Air Jordan Fusion IV (4) Military Blue and Nike Air Force I (One). Specifically, the midfoot netting and plastic support “Wings” were borrowed from the IV and the thick midsole and outsole from the AF1. The Air Jordan Fusion IV (4) Military Blue will hit Footlockers and select Jordan Brand accounts on August 1.

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Makoto of Five Star Japan experimented with every cement print available in the NikeiD catalog, creating this monstrosity of an interesting Bespoke Nike Air Force 1 (One). The shoe pairs regular ol’ grey/black cement (elephant) print with, blue, burgundy, grey/orange, and brown cement print. I know how some of you cats get in the “Comments” section, but please, let us know what you think of these!

Via Nike Sportswear.





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