NBA star Mike Bibby is a fellow “sneaker head” and a Jordan Brand player, so it would make sense that Bibby has his own Air Jordan PEs. This Air Jordan VIII low is a player exclusive for Mike Bibby, back when he was in playing in Sacramento. With an colorway identical to the Air Jordan VIII low retro ‘Iceberg’ that dropped back in 03, this PE features an all White leather upper with some Chrome accents. Bibby’s jersey number (10) appears on the straps and 1Z on the side of the shoe to represent his Team Dime Affiliation. Check out the detailed shots of this Air Jordan PE after the jump, and this shoe can be yours thanks to eBay seller abtmchan.

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Its been some time since we last showed you guys some new additions to the Air Jordan x Pantone 248 collection, but today we have shots of the AJ XX, XX1 and XX2. The Air Jordan XX, XX1 and XX2 went through the Pantone 248 treatment, with a Carolina Sky Blue nubuck upper, a White midsole and some White accents. Lets not forget the Pantone 248 lasering that wraps around the shoes upper aswell. No release information has been given out yet, but stay with Sneakerfiles for the latest and check after the jump for detailed images of the Air Jordan x Pantone 248 collection. via SC.

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After some sample images and lots of speculation Sneakerfiles gave you actual release information on the Air Jordan CMFT Viz 11. Officially set for a September 4th release, many are on the fence about copping a pair of the new hybrid/fusion model. In order to help make your final decision, we have some very nice detailed images of both pairs on feet.

Do these new images make or break your possible purchase?

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The 3m Jordan Six Rings aren’t due out until September 18th but if you would like to own a pair now PickYourShoes has a full size run. For a limited time they are offering FREE ground shipping.

Anyone plan on picking up a pair?

Most of us were surprised with the colorways that the Air Jordan 2 retro “Candy Pack” featured. All three models part of the candy pack featured loud and unusual colorways. Well if you didn’t like the candy pack, you’ll just absolutely hate this latest loud colorway from Jordan Brand. Take a look at this Air Jordan 1 Phat Low as it comes in a Green/Black colorway. The Air Jordan 1 Phat Low seems to be hated by most people, so this hideous colorway makes no sense to me. As you see, the shoes upper is covered with a bright shade of green. That same green is also seen on the toe area, heel, shoe laces and midsole stitching. Black accents appear on the Nike swoosh, tongue, inner lining and the midsole. As for the materials, most of the sneaker is constructed of tumbled, patent and smooth leather. As of now, this colorway is just a sample, so keep it here for updates.

We have already seen the 2010 Flint 13s a number of times. We got the confirmation of the Flint 13s a while ago, but the other two Jordan 13s were just rumors. However that all changed earlier today. Jordan Brand has confirmed the releases of the White/Varsity Red and Playoffs 13s. So we are now staring at a very busy holiday season for the Air Jordan XIII Retro. Of these three colorways, the Flints will be the biggest easily. The Flint 13s are already hyped, so expect the hype to rise as the release gets closer. If you ask me, I like the White/Varsity Reds better than the other two. If you had to pick one, which upcoming Air Jordan XIII Retro would you pick? Stay with MyAirShoes for updates on all three releases.

The Air Jordan II Retro “Candy Pack” caught many surprise. We saw a couple of releases of the Jordan 2 this year, with the biggest one being the OG Bulls colorway. However the most important Jordan 2 release up until now was the Bins thanks to the limited numbers. Well that was taken away when the Candy pack surfaced about two weeks ago. We saw new images of the yellow pair alone about a week ago, and now we get new images of the entire pack. The “Candy Pack” includes three Air Jordan II Retro’s. One in red and the others in green and yellow. All three use black on the inner lining, shoe laces, tongue, eyelets, heel and the midsole. All three colorways also feature a clean white midsole. I don’t really like the candy pack because of the loud colorways. What do you think of the Air Jordan II Retro “Candy Pack”?  These are expected to release on October 30st. Check out many more images after the jump.

It was back in mid-June when we first brought you a sneak peek at the Air Jordan XIII Retro Premio BIN 23 in what many people thought was another awkward colorway. Then some people didn’t like the fact that the usual 3M upper was replaced with nubuck. Nevertheless, the Air Jordan XIII Retro Premio BIN 23 will be releasing from a selected number of Jordan Brand retailers including House of Hoops locations nationwide. The official colorway is team red/desert clay-white, and the shoe will release in adult sizes for a retail price of $175. Good luck to all of those joining the hunt!

Joining the Air Jordan x Pantone 248 collection are the Air Jordan XVII, XVIII and XIX, which were seen at the Jordan Pop-up shop at Atmos. By now you all should know the colorway these are going to be in, a Carolina Sky Blue upper with a White mid-sole and White accents. Lets not forget the Pantone 248 lasering around the shoes upper, as you’ll see after the jump. Now no detailed information was given on these and the collection, but follow Sneakefiles for the latest news.

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The two most wanted Air Jordan Vs are rumored to drop again as a package in the Summer of 2011. The Air Jordan V ‘Grape’ and the Air Jordan V ‘Laney’ are rumored to release once again as a package, this is only a rumor but the pack is set to release in July 2011. Now don’t get your hopes down, last time there was a rumor about a package dropping we got to see the Air Jordan VI ‘Infrared’ pack drop. No further details have given but stay with Sneakerfiles for the latest on the Air Jordan V ‘Grape/Laney’ package.

~ Soleless

Yesterday we saw the “Olympic” colorway make its way to a team Jordan. The Air Jordan Rare Air took on the “Olympic” colorway, and it didn’t fit the design very well. We have seen the Olympic colorway a lot over the years, especially in 2008. However the Olympic colorway is fading away and many don’t like it anymore. Well Jordan Brand has decided to use the Olympic colorway once again. The latest sneaker to take on the “Olympic” is this Air Jordan Flight 9. This Flight 9 should receive nothing but negative and hurtful comments. White covers most of the sneaker, including the upper, toe and the midsole. Black is put into use on the heel tab, tongue, collar area and the outsole. The Olympic colors appear on the heel tab, inner lining, tongue and just above the midsole. The Rare Air was just hideous and this Flight 9 is even worse. Jordan Brand, just stop with the Olympic colorways for now. If you’re really feeling these, you can pick up a pair now at Finishline.

The Air Jordan Rare Air uses the looks of the Air Jordan 3, Air Jordan 4, Air Jordan 5, and Air Jordan 6. Even with all those legendary Jordan models spotted in the Rare Air, it has mostly gotten negative comments since it first surfaced. Most of the hate comes from the hideous colorways that Jordan Brand comes up with for the Rare Air. Well Jordan Brand comes up with another hideous colorway for the Rare Air. This time around, Jordan Brand takes the “Olympic” colorway to the Rare Air.

This Air Jordan Rare Air sports a white patent leather upper. That same white is also seen on the heel, toe box and the midsole. Red is put into use on the inner lining, lace lock, tongue and just above the midsole. Blue and yellow accents also appear just above the midsole. Elephant print is placed on the toe and heel. I just can’t stand this sneaker, and the colorway just makes it worse. What do you think of this Air Jordan Rare Air? These are available now at select Jordan Brand retailers.

The Air Jordan x Pantone 248 collection keeps expanding, now that the Air Jordan XI, XII and XIII were already introduced, its time for the Air Jordan XIV, XV and XVI to have the Pantone 248 make over. The shoes features the same color blocking as the Air Jordan ‘For The Love Of The Game’ collection seen at House Of Hops in harlem, but includes Pantone 248 lasering on the shoes upper. No word on a release, but more pics of the shoes can be seen after the jump and stay locked with Sneakerfiles for the latest on the collection and other Air Jordans. via SC.

~ Soleless

The Air Jordan Pro Strong is one of my favorite team Jordan’s. Overall, I just love the design and the colorways have been mostly great since its debut. Most people feel the same way I do. With it borrowing its design from the Air Jordan 13, it was bound for success as a team Jordan. Well if you basketball players out there need a new basketball sneaker, you’re in luck as a new colorway of the Air Jordan Pro Strong has surfaced. This latest Air Jordan Pro Strong comes in a White/Black/Varsity Red colorway.

This Air Jordan Pro Strong sports a Bulls like colorway. White covers the entire quarter panel, outsole and the bottom of the tongue. Black is put into use on the toe box, mudguard, heel, inner lining, tongue, shoe laces and areas of the outsole. Varsity Red accents appear on the piping, tongue and other minor areas around the sneaker. I already said that I really like the Air Jordan Pro Strong. What do you think of this latest colorway? These are available now at Finish Line. Make sure you check out more images after the jump to get a better look.

A couple of weeks, there was a rumor that the Air Jordan XIII Premio could release sometime late August. So with us feeling really good with that rumor, we got new images just a couple days ago. Those newest images made us feel even better about that possible late August release. Well that rumor is now true as we have finally got official release info. The Bin 23 Air Jordan XIII Premio will release on August 21, 2010 at select Jordan retailers. If you plan to pick up a pair, good luck because these are limited to only 1,734 pairs. Of the now three Bin 23 releases, I like these much better than the other two. Which one do you like better?  Once again, the Bin 23 Air Jordan XIII Premio will release on August 21, 2010 at select Jordan retailers. Will you try to pick up a pair?