Many sneaker collectors have a couple of Jordans in their collection which they do not wear and keep them stored. Just recently a collector by the name of Valmonte checked up on his sneaker collection only to find that some of the sneakers in his collection that he was saving had dissolved.
I’m not to sure were in his house these where kept but seeing as how he lives in Singapore, which has one of the most humid climates in the world, the weather seems to have gotten the best of his collection. This is why you should wear what you have or at least make sure to check up on what you’re saving so you know this isn’t happening to them.

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Today we get a look at probably one of the most rarest sneaker to hit retailers ever. The Jordan Rare Air “Olympic” is what Jordan Brand has decided to name the sneaker. Now if you’re a sneaker head you can just guess what sneakers JB has decided to fuse together but for those who don’t know then we’ll tell you. The Air Jordan 3, Air Jordan 4, Air Jordan 5, and Air Jordan 6 were the chosen sneakers to be fused together. The sneaker comes to us in a dominant white upper, along with accents such as yellow, green, blue, red, and black. If you’re interested the sneaker will drop at Premier. Detailed images of the rare sneaker is available after the jump.

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Over the past couple of days we have been seeing several models out of the Air Jordan series being featured in the Pantone 248 collection. From the looks of it so far it seems that they will be running the series through all of the Jordans. As the latest set we can see the Air Jordan XI, XII & XIII get the Carolina blue upper with the laser design upper. You can check out those detailed pictures below and make sure to keep yourself posted for the rest of the collection.

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As the second installment in the Air Max 1 Omega pack we can see the brand go for a more vibrant colorway. This time around we can see a light charcoal upper with electric green and blue accents seen on the sole, laces, Nike Swoosh and inner of the shoe. This colorway is definitely nicer then the first one in the set and they can be picked up now at select Nike retailers.
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Over the past week we have been hearing about the Air Jordan XIII Bin 23’s being released in Canada as well as overseas. At the time we here in the US didn’t even have a release date to look forward too so we just gave you some nice detailed pictures.
The wait is finally over though as these are set to be dropping on August 21st at select retailers. Only 1,734 pairs will be made available though so these will be gone quick. Some locations include the House of Hoops as well as Footlocker. You can check out a couple pictures after the jump and let us know if these will make their way to your closet.

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Today Nike decided to give us a first look at their Nike SB Zoom Paul Rodriguez Hi. This is the first high top sneaker that will be released by Paul Rodriguez and it will be introduced to us in two different colorways. The first one comes to us in a very simple black and white colorway. The other is a bit more complex but still as simple as the first one. Included a fairly dominant white upper, along with red and black accents found on the in-sole, out-sole, and Nike swoosh. Look for these to release in the Fall of 2010. Take a look at the white colorway after the jump.

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