Jordan Brand has been showing us a lot of their newest releases these couple of hours and many of them are from the “For The Love The Game” pack. Now we get a look at the Air Jordan Fusion 5 which comes to us in two different colorways.
Many people have been contemplating if they like the fusions or if they don’t. I believe the dispute will keep going. I myself honestly find the fusions to be a little less attractive but that doesn’t mean I would purchase one. Both  the “Grape” and White/Spice colorway will be available to us on July 17th, 2010 at a price of $125.

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Air Jordan has released many sneakers which have caught our eye in the past. One of them being the Air Jordan 7 Olympics. Many people were very excited and thought that maybe we will see a re-release of the Olympics but was shocked to find out that the sneaker is titled “For The Love Of The Game,” which the biggest difference between the two sneakers is the logo.
Although we’re saddened that we didn’t get a re-release of the Olympics, in some form we kind of did. The sneaker comes to us in the standard Olympics colorway; supporting a white upper, along with gold, red, and navy accents. The only difference as I’ve previously spotted to you guys is the logo which is a basketball taking on a shape of a heart. Look for these to release as a quickstrike on August 7th during the World Basketball Festival. We will update you with more news when we receive it.

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A couple of weeks ago we saw a new colorway in the Air Jordan IX series. They where debuted at the World Basketball Festival and are part of the “For the Love of the Game” collection. These can be seen featuring a classic colorway simply flipped. They feature a white midsole and mud guard with a very nice university blue upper.
No release date for these has yet to be announce but you can check out some nice detailed shots below until more information is made available.

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As part of Nike’s lastest Free Run release we can see them implement a very nice white, red and grey colorway. Most of the upper can be seen in grey and white while the Nike Swoosh and inner are both featured in red. Also included on these is the famous flexible sole that Nike started creating a while ago.
The plus sign at the end of the model means that these are even more flexible then the standard Free Runs. If you’ve tried these on the you know how nice and flexible they used to be so I can only imagine how much more they are now. These are currently available and you can pick them up at Nike’s online shop for $85 a pair.

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