Athlon Sports. Nike's newest Air Jordan release is an old favorite dressed up in some fancy new clothes. Nike is selling Air ...

The Los Angeles-based lifestyle brand Sport & Rich have linked up with Adidas for a three-sneaker collection, but the best ...

In celebrating the 40th anniversary of the Air Jordan 1 silhouette, a new Air Jordan 1 Low will be added to the "Rare Air" ...

Confirmed on the SNKRS release calendar, the "Ruby" Air Jordan 1 High is hitting retailers on the final day of this month. According to the SNKRS description, this style "is for t ...

What happens when the Air Jordan 1 collides with peak Game Boy nostalgia ... gaming vibes — from pixel-inspired details and OG grey tones to subtle nods to Nintendo’s legendary handheld.

Starting off 2026, Jordan is releasing the Wolf Grey 5s — a colorway fans haven’t seen on shelves since 2011. Personally, I believe Jordan doesn’t miss when it comes to grey colorways.

However, for the time being, we have a confirmed palette of Football Grey, Sail, Light Chocolate, and Metallic Gold to work with, as well as speculative mockups that are said to fairly accurately ...

Among the latter is the Air Jordan 1 High “Cool Grey”, a clean and versatile iteration of the iconic silhouette that feels almost perfect for the warmer months. Although images of the “Cool Grey” AJ1s ...

Michael Jordan is the greatest basketball player of all time, who also happens to have the best signature sneaker line ever created. It has been four decades since the Air Jordan 1 made basketball ...

The Air Jordan 1 Low OG 'Rookie of the Year' has been hyped ... who announced in early April that they are finally dropping the Air Jordan 'Cement Grey' exclusively in women's sizing (sorry ...

Nike has released its latest "Rare Air" Air Jordan sneakers, and you should probably hurry up and grab a pair if you like them before they sell out. Nike is selling Air Jordan 1 High OG "Rare Air ...

Price: $180 for Adults / $140 for Big Kids' / $85 for Little Kids' / $70 for Toddlers AJ 1 Rare Airs ... and “Nike Air” rests on the trademark wings instead of “Air Jordan”.