"Released in 1989, the Air Jordan 4 was the first global release of the franchise, and the first shoe in the line to feature its signature “over-molded” mesh. Another notable feature on the Air Jordan ...

After launching in an all-white colorway in December, the heavily modified Air Jordan 4 Net is now primed to release in an ...

Sneakerheads and gamers, get ready! The Nintendo Game Boy x Air Jordan 1 is bringing back all the ‘90s nostalgia in one fire drop. 🕹️👟 Imagine stepping out in kicks inspired by the legendary ...

With 14th February creeping closer, we’ve put together a swoon worthy list of the hottest Valentine’s Day sneakers for 2025.

With a blend of pastel hues and transparent accents, the sneaker gives an airy, light look that has never really been part of many Jordan releases, thus making this variant somewhat different from all ...

On par with previous retro editions, we'll see a nod back to the original colorway and tooling from 1989. The Air Jordan 4 “White Cement” returns in the classic color scheme of White/Fire Red ...

Rumors have been floating around for months that Apple might launch a brand-new iPhone model this year: the so-called iPhone Air, a new ... will feature a 3,000 – 4,000mAh battery and measure ...

Ahead of its release in February, sneaker industry sources tell Complex that this year’s retro of the "Bred" Air Jordan 1 High '85 is limited to just 10,000 pairs. Jordan Brand declined to ...

The Air Jordan 1 “Banned” is dropping again on Feb. 14 for $250. Jordan Brand says this version of the retro is as close as it’s ever been to the 1985 original. We got an early pair of the ...

The Jordan NU Retro 1 G is a perfect combination of today's best in style mixed with old-school cool Jordan vibes. Nike is selling the Jordan NU Retro 1 G for $150. Sizes range from men's 3.5 to 15.

It appears this collection will feature not one, but two Air Jordan 4s. The second pair seems to draw inspiration from the familiar 'Fire Red' colourway. While we wait for official images to surface, ...

About a week ago, pro BMX athlete Nigel Sylvester drove across New York City in a big truck with a giant brick strapped to its back. This was stamped with “Bike Air” in the centre as a play on ...