THE AIR JORDAN 12 “FLU GAME” RETURNS TO STORES LATER THIS MONTH

Michael Jordan’s “Flu Game” in Game 5 of the 1997 NBA Finals is often regarded as one of MJ’s best performances in the history of the Playoffs. For the youngsters who aren’t familiar with that game, but are still planning to cop this Jordan Retro release, you might be well suited to hit YouTube and enjoy some clips from that legendary outing.

AIR JORDAN 11 LOW “VARSITY RED” AND “NAVY” RELEASE IN JUNE

As we’ve come to expect Air Jordan 11 releases in December, a similar trend involving the Air Jordan 11 Low has been growing over the last few years. Every June, Jordan Brand releases the Air Jordan 11 Low, and it appears that this June 4th, both the “Varsity Red” and “Navy/Gum” will release on on that fateful Saturday.

NIKE BRINGS BACK “MICHIGAN” DUNK HIGHS - MAY 14th

The Nike Dunk High was the shoe to wear if you were a collegiate basketball player in the late 1980s. It was the time right before the Air Jordan 1s dropped to change the entire landscape of hoops sneakerdom, and Peter Moore’s design reigned supreme in the world of college hoops.

THE AIR JORDAN 10 “HEIRESS” RELEASES THIS WEEKEND

The Air Jordan 10 is coming back in an original colorway…almost, anyway. As part of the “Heiress” collection just for the young lady Air Jordan fans, the “Steel” colorway receives a twist in a ‘Pearl’ cream-colored hue in place of the original white leather, while black is found in all the same places as the OG Steel color block.

THE LATEST NIKE AIR MAX 1 CITY COLLECTION GOES FLORAL

You’ve never seen Floral done quite like this. Nike Sportswear’s latest Nike Air Max 1 “City Floral” Collection will be available stateside on April 11th, 2015. Inspired by the fashion capitols of New York City, Tokyo, Pairs, London, Milan, and Shanghai, each of Tinker Hatfield’s 1987 classics feature a pairing of two flower prints joining together in an effort to define each city. New York gets a noire-ish black and white palette, Paris sees an Aunt Pearl-like pink and blue spring motif, Tokyo is represented by cherry blossoms and roses in a fitting royal blue, and so on. Check out a better view of the latest Nike WMNS Air Max 1 collection after the break and be on the lookout for each of these pairs to arrive at select stateside Nike Sportswear retailers starting April 11th (the six Air Max 1s will be available internationally on March 8th for International Women’s Day).

AIR JORDAN 1 RETRO HI WMNS BLACK/FUCHSIA

Following what many a male sneaker aficionado considered to be a steal with the women’s-only Air Jordan 1 “All-Star,” the ladies get another exclusive in the vibrant Air Jordan 1 Retro Hi WMNS Black/Fuchsia. Donned in a textured black base, glowing Fuchsia coloring provides an lively offset at the midsole and wings logo. A multicolored outer finishes the look of this striking 1985 classic of which pairs are available now at Sneaker Politics.

A DETAILED LOOK AT THE SIZE? X NIKE AIR TRAINER PACK

UK retailer Size? returns with another exclusive retro atop a trio of covetable Nike training retros. Utilizing the Nike Air Trainer Huarache, Nike Air Trainer SC II Low, and Nike Air Trainer III, the pack focuses on the colder end of the color spectrum, as a rough suede and safari-styled texture falls on each of the three silhouettes. Available today exclusively from Size?, you can check out a better view of each creation after the break and be sure to let us know which look is your favorite in the comments section.