The Air Jordan 2009 has been making huge sneaker news since rumors of its conception dropped early last year. The time has almost come for the AJ 2009 to released and it has now started popping up at online retailers. There is an exclusive limited release of the Air Jordan 2009 scheduled for January 31, 2009 with a suggested retail price of $230 and a nationwide release on February 14, 2009 with a suggested retail price of $190. The latter of those two releases has appeared on an online retailer for $15 less than retail price. It is not looking too good for Jordan Brand with this release considering that a full-size run is still available in the sneaker even after it is being sold for under the suggested retail price. You can wait until next month to cop your pair at an Air Jordan retailer near you or pick up your pair right now at PYS.

From releases like the Air Jordan 23 (XX3) all the way to the highly anticipated Air Jordan 11/12 Countdown Pack, 2008 has proven to be an epic year for Air Jordan fans. Now that 2008 is coming to a close and the new year is rolling in, all eyes are focused on Jordan Brand to see what they have in store for us in the upcoming year. Jordan Brand’s newest signature sneaker has yet to be given an official name and is still being referred to by many different titles including the Air Jordan 2K9, the Air Jordan 2009, and the Air Jordan 24 (XXIV). Whatever the case may be, we are now seeing pictures of a possible box that the new sneaker will be sold in.

Though it is not certain that this will actually be the Air Jordan 2009′s box, it is possible. As most of us know by know, the Air Jordan 23 (XX3) was sold in a high quality box and came with a complimentary CD from Jordan Brand. Only time will tell what complimetary objects the Air Jordan 2009 will come with, and if this really is the housing of Jordan Brand’s anticipated newest sneaker. Though the box is not in the typical shape we are used to seeing, it is a nice little change that might help make your decision on whether to cop or not. Via JJB.