The Air Jordan “Sixty Plus” packs will certainly be the answer Jordan Brand has for sneakerheads wanting some original (OG) colorways rather than the Fusions and Hybrids we have been seeing as of late. This Air Jordan pack consists of two pairs of the Air Jordan I (1), the sneaker Michael Jordan wore in 1986 when he scored an NBA playoffs record of 63 pts against the Celtics. The second pair of this pack is obviously inspred by the aforementioned game with the Boston Celtics while the first pair sports the famous black and red color scheme we are used to seeing from Jordan Brand. The Air Jordan Retro I (1) – Sixty Plus Pack is set to drop in July of 2009. The trend of releasing two pairs of sneakers together for not too high a price will obviously continue throughout 2009 and we will certainly keep you updated on colorways and release dates so make sure to stay tuned. Via NT.

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For some it is hard to believe that Adidas has been around for 60 years now, but it is the truth. Adidas has been a main sneaker producer for over half a century now and there presence has highly been felt in the sneaker game. To commemorate these past sixty years, Adidas is set to release an installment of sneakers dedicated to the past. One of the models in this installment is Adidas Ecstasy Mid seen above. The old school look of the Adidas Ecstasy is immediately seen through the huge Adidas written on the rear of the sneaker and the classic Adidas logo on the side. This pair sports an attractive black and metallic silver color scheme which goes along well with the classic look of the sneaker. These are now available at select Adidas retailers including Grip.

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Jordan Brand is notorious for their samples which are always a delight to look at. The most recent look-see sample to pop up is this Air Jordan XIII (13) Retro 3/4 Low which dates back to the Holiday season of 2004. This Air Jordan XIII is made up of university blue with black making up the rest of the sneaker. However, the most surprising feature is the different colored soles. One right side consists of blue, black and white while the left side uses red, black and white. Be sure to check out the different angles of this rare sample after the jump. Via Kenlu.

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The Nike Air Max Tailwind ‘92 Retro has finally been released after months of waiting. The runner returns in its distinguished white/tour yellow/red/black colorway and is augmented visually by calculated accents of mesh and suede. The shoe is now available at Proper, check with your local Nike retailer for availability. 

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Continuing with the 30th anniversary of Vans‘ SK8-Hi, three retro models are set to release next month. The trio includes a red/white/blue, brown and black/white color-way with an all over graphic print.

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Despite a lot of focus being directed toward the Olympics and Countdown Packs, we have a look at the upcoming Air Jordan I (1) Retro Low PHAT featuring black, cement grey and varsity red. This Air Jordan 1 appears in a traditional color-way along with the addition of cememnt grey. Note the use of the Air Jordan 3’s cement print and Air Jordan 5 tongue. Look for the Air Jordan 1 Low PHAT to hit stores in January or March of 2009 with a retail value of $90. Via Sneaker Collector.

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Nicknamed “The Eggplant Nike Foamposite One” for its Varsity Purple, the pictures included in this post offer a detailed look at the highlight anticipated sneaker. This sneaker once worn by Penny Hardaway is back by popular demanding sporting the traditional color-way and a translucent sole. Nike continues their streak of re-releases into next year, the time which we will see the release of the Eggplant Foamposite One, in February retailing at $200. Via Niketalk.

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