After all the hype surrounding this past Air Jordan XIII ‘Ray Allen PE’ release, the Jordan XIII hasn’t died yet.

This afternoon, we got a glimpse of Quentin Richardsons Air Jordan XIII PE in both home and away colorways. Each shoe features the trademark blue that the team has been rocking for both home and away. White panels and black accents are placed on the home sneaker and navy blue lays over the away colorway.

What do you think of these Air Jordan XIIIs? Leave a comment and let us know if you’d like to see these at JB retailers.

via @qrich

-J2!

Quentin Richardson, long time Jordan Brand team member took to twitter to display his Air Jordan collection. As you can expect, Q-Rich has some of his own player exclusives in his collection, along with general, limited and early released Jordans. As Q-Rich described it on his Twitter, “Sneakerfiles is about to begin”, so check below for whats in Q-Rich’s closet.

The Air Jordan XVI (16) may not be the most desired Air Jordan, but these Player Exclusives may change the mind of those not particular to the Air Jordan XVI. Designed for Darius Miles, Michael Finley and Quentin Richardson, the Air Jordan XVI use black/red and white/purple color-ways with “DMILES21″, “FIN4″ and “Q3″ written at the sides of the sneakers to make each model personal and matches the players’ team colors. It has been said that the Player Exclusives are from the year 2001 and are very hard to find, but nevertheless an interesting find. Via NT.

Ahhh yes, the good ol’ days. Before Darius Miles was chronically injured, his off court conduct scrutinized by media much like Palin’s wardrobe, Quentin Richardson and the aforementioned Miles were the young guns of the League.

With freakishly athletic bodies, ample hoops knowledge, and Jordan Brand product on the feet, the pair was supposed to make the Los Angeles Clippers an annual contender in the Western Conference. Richardson sported a delicious pair of Jordan IX (9) that were distinguished by an all-red midsole that contrasted wonderfully with the black outsole. His number “3” is stitched onto the heel. Via Joerdan 23 of Niketalk.