The Air Jordan 40 “Infrared” will debut in February 2026. A new color scheme based on classics, this pair is expected to be the All-Star pair. The retail price is $205.
Quick Facts
Air Jordan 40 “Infrared”
Color: Black/Infrared 23-Dark Grey
Release Date: February 2026
Style Code: IQ4092-001
Price: $205
Where to Buy: Nike, Foot Locker
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Jordan Brand will have plenty of drops in February 2026, expanding across pairs for All-Star Weekend and Valentine’s Day. Expanding on Michael Jordan’s latest signature shoe, the Air Jordan 40, we have the “Infrared” iteration. Expected to be the All-Star release, the shoes will debut around the same time as the “Reverse Infrared” Air Jordan 6.
As you can see, this Air Jordan 40 is dressed in a Black, Infrared 23, and Dark Grey color combination. Although the first leaked image of the shoes isn’t the greatest, we can tell what’s going on with them. Highlighted with Black across most of the upper, while Infrared details appear on the Jumpman and the rubber outsole. Additionally, Dark Grey accents run throughout, with Gold on the medial side. Overall, it’s a nice nod to the classic Air Jordan 6, which is celebrating its 35th Anniversary.
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Air Jordan 40 Infrared Release Date
The Air Jordan 40 “Infrared” will be released in February 2026 at select Jordan Brand retailers, including Nike.com, and Foot Locker. The retail price is $205. Once we have more details, we will update you. For now, scroll below for more photos for a closer look.
Bottom Line
I am a huge fan of the Air Jordan 40, and I have liked each pair so far. Some colorways are definitely better than others, and this upcoming “Infrared” pair has much potential. The only drawback it may have, from a brand perspective, is that most will be going after the “Reverse Infrared” Air Jordan 6. This, of course, is good news for us as it has more potential to go on sale and we can save some money.
Frequently Asked Questions
Although the “Infrared” Air Jordan 40 is not considered limited, not every retailer will have them. It won’t be regarded as a massive GR (general release), but a good number of pairs will be available.
From what I can tell, no. However, the colorway is inspired by the “Infrared” and “Reverse Infrared” Air Jordan 6.