Air Jordan XIII (13) Retro

Designed by Tinker Hatfield, the Air Jordan 13 (XIII) was released in 1997 and inspired by the panther due to the similarities between this powerful cat and Jordan’s movements on the hardwood. This inspiration can be seen throughout the design but most notably on the sole, which resembles a panther’s paw. Another signature element on the Air Jordan 13 is the circle hologram, which features the number "23", the Jumpman logo and a basketball.

Air Jordan XIII (13) Retro

Designed by Tinker Hatfield, the Air Jordan 13 (XIII) was released in 1997 and inspired by the panther due to the similarities between this powerful cat and Jordan’s movements on the hardwood. This inspiration can be seen throughout the design but most notably on the sole, which resembles a panther’s paw. Another signature element on the Air Jordan 13 is the circle hologram, which features the number "23", the Jumpman logo and a basketball.

Nike Air Vortex (Vintage)

Nike released the V-Series in 1985, which included the Nike Vengeance, Nike Venture, and the Nike Vortex. All theree models are very similar and sport a nylon upper with suede overlays, Air unit in the heel, and a rubber outsole. It nice to see that Nike brought the V-Series back, and they still have the same design that made them popular in the mid 80s.

Air Jordan VII (7) Retro

In 1992 Michael Jordan won his 2nd consecutive NBA Championship, his 6th scoring title, and a gold medal in the Olympics, all while wearing the Air Jordan VII. Designed by Tinker Hatfield and inspired by West African tribal art, the Air Jordan VII was touted for its Nike Huarache-inspired neoprene sock liner, which provides a snug and comfortable fit. They have been released in numerous colorways, including the “Hare” Jordan VII that was worn by Bugs Bunny.

Nike Dunk High

Originally released in 1985, the Nike Dunk was introduced as a technical basketball sneaker. They were designed with “paneling” and a lower profile enabling you to have more control during basketball moves. But, what really made the Nike Dunk popular was their variation of colors specifically designed to match college team uniforms. After a period of cease production on the Nike Dunk, they were re-released in 1998 and now have become an icon available in every colorway imaginable.

Adidas Samoa

One of the most recognizable Adidas sneakers of all time, the Adidas Samoa debuted in the 80’s and its popularity has never relented. This legendary sneaker features a full-grain leather upper, suede toe overlay and an Adidas “Trefoil” design on the outsole. Simple and stylish the Adidas Samoa is a great addition to any sneaker rotation. Lace them up and go.

Air Jordan Alpha Trunner

The Jordan Alpha Trunner is a revised version of the original Jordan Trunner, which was released in 1998. This updated cross-trainer sports a low-profile design with a laminated upper and mesh overlays. Plus, they also have a v-cut ankle, wrap-around TPU straps, and a Phylon midsole that was engineered to assist forward propulsion with every stride. Get the comfort you need with the Jordan Alpha Trunner.

Nike Air DT Max '96

One of the most popular training shoes from the 90’s has returned, the Nike Air DT Max ’96. Deion Sanders wore them, and the "shredding" design separated them from the crowd. They sport a leather upper, a midfoot strap, contrasting accents, and a visible wraparound Air sole unit. The only modification on this retro edition is the new Nike tongue tag instead of the home plate/field goal post graphic that was on the original.

Nike Air Flight Classic

The present meets the past in this cool, retro-style shoe from Nike. The Nike Men's Air Flight '89 features a soft nubuck upper with visible air unit in the heel for comfort and cushioning. Rubber outsole delivers dependable traction. The Air Flight 89 was originally released at the same time as the Air Jordan IV.

Air Jordan 11 (XI) Retro

The Air Jordan Retro XI "Cool Grey" has to be the most anticipated release of 2010. Originally worn by Michael Jordan during the 1995 NBA season, the Air Jordan XI is on the top of practically everyone’s favorite Air Jordan list. The "Cool Grey" model features a ballistic nylon and patent leather upper, blue-tinted translucent midsole, carbon fiber spring plate, and a rubber outsole with herringbone traction pattern. This 2010 release also features special grey packaging and plastic "shoe trees."

Air Jordan 6-17-23

In 2008 Jordan Countdown Packs including two retro Air Jordan sneakers that added up to '23' hit the shelves, and were widely praised among Jordanheads. Now, Jordan Brand is trying the single sneaker approach with the Air Jordan 6-17-23. This hybrid sneaker combines elements of the Air Jordan VI and the Air Jordan XVII, which also adds up to '23'. They feature a leather and nubuck upper, rear spoiler, musical notes on the tongue, and a translucent outsole.

Nike Shox NZ

Nike Shox sprung on to the scene in 2001. The unique Shox technology was inspired by the remarkably springy indoor running track at Harvard. Small hollow columns make up the midsole and are mostly made of rubber. And, Nike states that these columns not only absorb impact from heel strike during athletic activities, but they also "spring back" and add more power to your stride. A wide array of Nike sneaker models use Shox technology today, but the original models were the R4 runner, BB4 court sneaker, and the XT4 cross-trainer.

Nike Sweet Classic Leather

The Nike Sweet Classic is a tennis-inspired sneaker that sports a simple design and a timeless look. Available in both high and low models, they feature a leather upper, vulcanized rubber outsole, and a prominent Nike Swoosh. The Nike Sweet Classic is a perfect lifestyle sneaker for the summer, plus they are extremely versatile. If you are looking to give those Chuck Taylor’s a rest, here’s a fantastic alternative.

Adidas Campus II

The perfect celebration of 60 years of Stripes and Soles, these cool takes on legendary adidas designs ensure they'll stay iconic way beyond the next six decades. Bringing back the 80s with the Campus-a comfortable basketball shoe from back in the day with a suede upper to conform to your foot as you wear them over time.

Adidas CC Ride M

The Adidas CC (ClimaCool) Ride is an extremely lightweight sneaker with a minimalist design. The ClimaCool upper allows maximum air flow allowing your feet to stay cool. Plus, adiPRENE technology enables forefoot propulsion, cushioning, and impact resistance. Finally, the adiWEAR outsole provides durability and traction on the road. This technologically advanced sneaker definitely aims to please.

Adidas CC Ride M

The Adidas CC (ClimaCool) Ride is an extremely lightweight sneaker with a minimalist design. The ClimaCool upper allows maximum air flow allowing your feet to stay cool. Plus, adiPRENE technology enables forefoot propulsion, cushioning, and impact resistance. Finally, the adiWEAR outsole provides durability and traction on the road. This technologically advanced sneaker definitely aims to please.

Nike Air Force 1 '07 (Grey Perf Pack)

The Nike Air Force 1 has often been referred to as the greatest sneaker of all time. It has spawned many imitators and even more followers. Released in 1982 and designed by the legendary Bruce Kilgore, the Air Force 1 was the first sneaker to feature “Air” technology and was named after the Air Force One aircraft that is used by the President of the United States. As Nike’s most popular sneaker, everyone from mail carriers to NBA greats have laced them up. Plus, since 1982 the Air Force 1 has been produced in over 1,500 different color combinations. And, there’s absolutely no end in sight.

Nike Air Force 1 '07 ( Tuff Tech Pack)

The Nike Air Force 1 has often been referred to as the greatest sneaker of all time. It has spawned many imitators and even more followers. Released in 1982 and designed by the legendary Bruce Kilgore, the Air Force 1 was the first sneaker to feature “Air” technology and was named after the Air Force One aircraft that is used by the President of the United States. As Nike’s most popular sneaker, everyone from mail carriers to NBA greats have laced them up. Plus, since 1982 the Air Force 1 has been produced in over 1,500 different color combinations. And, there’s absolutely no end in sight.

Nike Air Force 1 '07 (Tuff Tech Pack)

The Nike Air Force 1 has often been referred to as the greatest sneaker of all time. It has spawned many imitators and even more followers. Released in 1982 and designed by the legendary Bruce Kilgore, the Air Force 1 was the first sneaker to feature “Air” technology and was named after the Air Force One aircraft that is used by the President of the United States. As Nike’s most popular sneaker, everyone from mail carriers to NBA greats have laced them up. Plus, since 1982 the Air Force 1 has been produced in over 1,500 different color combinations. And, there’s absolutely no end in sight.

Air Jordan V (5) Retro

Originally released in 1990, the Air Jordan V was designed by Tinker Hatfield. Their design was inspired by the 1940s Mustang fighter plane, which can be seen by the “shark teeth” on the midsole. They are also known for their translucent sole, reflective tongue, and accompanying lace locks. The Air Jordan V has been re-released many times and is now available in fresh new colorways.

Nike Air Max 2011

The Nike Air Max 2011 is packed with innovation making it one the most advanced Air Max sneakers to date. One of those most welcomed innovations is the Hyperfuse upper, which is made of fused layers and is extremely lightweight, durable and seamless. The Nike Air Max 2011 also features an inner bootie, full-length Max Air unit, full-length Cushlon midsole, reflective details, molded collar, and a rubber outsole with flex grooves.

Nike Air Max Wright

Borrowing design elements from the extremely popular Nike Air Max 90 and Nike Air Max LTD, the Nike Air Max Wright is very stylish and ultra comfortable. You’ll recognize the Air Max 90 influences in the upper (mudguard, plastic eyelets) and the Air Max LTD in the midsole (wrap around visible air pocket). The cushioning, comfort and design of these sneakers allow for maximum performance during athletic activities.

Nike Navaro High U

Nike gave an old school basketball look a modern skate twist with the Nike Navaro. They sport a Nike Blazer-like design with added protection around the toe and heel, a vulcanized rubber outsole, and a perforated Nike swoosh on the side panels. You can definitely wear these with just about anything, and you can wear them just about anywhere.

Adidas Campus II

The perfect celebration of 60 years of Stripes and Soles, these cool takes on legendary adidas designs ensure they'll stay iconic way beyond the next six decades. Bringing back the 80s with the Campus-a comfortable basketball shoe from back in the day with a suede upper to conform to your foot as you wear them over time.

Adidas CC Ride M

The Adidas CC (ClimaCool) Ride is an extremely lightweight sneaker with a minimalist design. The ClimaCool upper allows maximum air flow allowing your feet to stay cool. Plus, adiPRENE technology enables forefoot propulsion, cushioning, and impact resistance. Finally, the adiWEAR outsole provides durability and traction on the road. This technologically advanced sneaker definitely aims to please.

Adidas Ciero Mid

Here is another trainer from Adidas that’s a simple success. The Adidas Ciero features a clean design with a leather and suede upper, textile lining for comfort, and a durable rubber outsole. These kicks are very versatile making them perfect for just about any occasion. They also showcase the classic “trefoil” logo on the tongue instead of the new Adidas logo. All in all, they’re a great looking sneaker that just works.

Nike Air Force 1 '07 (Tuff Tech Pack)

The Nike Air Force 1 has often been referred to as the greatest sneaker of all time. It has spawned many imitators and even more followers. Released in 1982 and designed by the legendary Bruce Kilgore, the Air Force 1 was the first sneaker to feature “Air” technology and was named after the Air Force One aircraft that is used by the President of the United States. As Nike’s most popular sneaker, everyone from mail carriers to NBA greats have laced them up. Plus, since 1982 the Air Force 1 has been produced in over 1,500 different color combinations. And, there’s absolutely no end in sight.

Air Jordan 1 Anodized (Armor)

Although we have seen many new Air Jordan 1 colorways in the past few years, the Air Jordan 1 Anodized is definitely something completely different. They feature a seamless and stitch-less foamposite upper, and it’s almost impossible to deny their appeal. Plus, they also sport a translucent outsole. I think most would agree that they’re a must have for all Jordanheads.

Air Jordan Alpha Trunner

The Jordan Alpha Trunner is a revised version of the original Jordan Trunner, which was released in 1998. This updated cross-trainer sports a low-profile design with a laminated upper and mesh overlays. Plus, they also have a v-cut ankle, wrap-around TPU straps, and a Phylon midsole that was engineered to assist forward propulsion with every stride. Get the comfort you need with the Jordan Alpha Trunner.

Air Jordan Flight School

The Jordan Flight School is a durable basketball sneaker that provides you with comfort, support and style on the court. They sport a leather upper, full-length IP midsole, Max Air unit, translucent heel, and the Jumpman logo on the side and tongue. Additionally, the Jordan Flight School is available in several colorways, and aims to enhance your performance in every facet of the game.

Air Jordan VII (7) Retro

In 1992 Michael Jordan won his 2nd consecutive NBA Championship, his 6th scoring title, and a gold medal in the Olympics, all while wearing the Air Jordan VII. Designed by Tinker Hatfield and inspired by West African tribal art, the Air Jordan VII was touted for its Nike Huarache-inspired neoprene sock liner, which provides a snug and comfortable fit. They have been released in numerous colorways, including the “Hare” Jordan VII that was worn by Bugs Bunny.

Nike Air Max 90

The Nike Air Max 90 was first named the Nike Air Max III until it was reissued and renamed in 2000. Its current name comes from the year this iconic sneaker was launched, 1990. The Air Max 90 was originally constructed with a Duromesh upper, synthetic suede, and synthetic leather. Striking color combos, comfort and clean lines made this model an instant hit, and the Nike Air Max 90 is still extremely popular today.

Nike Air Max LTD

This Air Max LTD is the epitome of simple, sleek classic design. Sporting a wraparound Air-sole unit (similar to the Nike Burst), the LTD takes obvious design cues from the Air Max 90. Available in numerous colorways, it’s extremely versatile and can go from the gym to a night out with no problems. Plus, the Air Max LTD looks just as good rocked with a pair of jeans as it does with shorts. This “do it all” sneaker is a great addition to anyone’s wardrobe.

Nike Air Max Penny

With an oversized jeweled Swoosh and a visible wraparound Max Air unit in the sole, the Nike Air Max Penny 1 is usually considered the most coveted Anfernee 'Penny' Hardaway signature sneaker. This colorway was allegedly inspired by the Phoenix Suns and features an all black upper with purple laces, Swoosh and lining. Plus, Nike also added a touch of orange to the logo that is embroidered on the heel.

Nike Air Max Penny

With an oversized jeweled Swoosh and a visible wraparound Max Air unit in the sole, the Nike Air Max Penny 1 is usually considered the most coveted Anfernee 'Penny' Hardaway signature sneaker. This colorway was allegedly inspired by the Phoenix Suns and features an all black upper with purple laces, Swoosh and lining. Plus, Nike also added a touch of orange to the logo that is embroidered on the heel.

Nike Air More Uptempo

Originally released in 1996 and worn by Scottie Pippen, the Nike Air More Uptempo has always been an instantly recognizable basketball sneaker. They are known for their large “AIR” design, but also feature a full-length visible Air sole unit, lock down elastic construction, and a rubber outsole. It will be hard for old school sneakerheads to keep from coppin’ these.

Nike Air Venture (Vintage)

Nike released the V-Series in 1985, which included the Nike Vengeance, Nike Venture, and the Nike Vortex. All theree models are very similar and sport a nylon upper with suede overlays, Air unit in the heel, and a rubber outsole. It nice to see that Nike brought the V-Series back, and they still have the same design that made them popular in the mid 80s.

Nike Blazer High Suede (Vintage)

One of the first basketball sneakers Nike ever produced; the Nike Blazer was released in 1972. With a simple design and an extremely large swoosh; the Blazer was created to compete with the Adidas and Converse sneakers that were dominating the hardwood. Available in leather, canvas and suede, the Nike Blazer also features an outsole that is fused to the upper. And, they we’re originally worn by NBA legend George “The Iceman” Garvin.

Nike Blazer High Suede (Vintage)

One of the first basketball sneakers Nike ever produced; the Nike Blazer was released in 1972. With a simple design and an extremely large swoosh; the Blazer was created to compete with the Adidas and Converse sneakers that were dominating the hardwood. Available in leather, canvas and suede, the Nike Blazer also features an outsole that is fused to the upper. And, they we’re originally worn by NBA legend George “The Iceman” Garvin.

Nike Braata 6.0

With an ultra lightweight upper and fashionable lines, the Nike Braata feels good and looks good. The sure-fit tongue strap will keep you locked in, a Phylon midsole provides cushioning, and the rubber outsole gives you the traction that you need. Lace ‘em up and start cruising.

Nike Court Low

Similar to the Nike Classic, the Nike Court keeps it nice and simple. This “goes anywhere and with anything” tennis sneaker is a perfect versatile choice. They feature a perforated leather upper with a clean Nike swoosh, heel tab accents and stitching detail on the side panels.

Nike Lunarglide+ 2

The Nike Lunarglide+ provides a cushioned ride and superior support for runners of all levels. They feature a Flywire midfoot saddle, stitch-free construction, external heel counter, and a next generation Lunarlite midsole for lightweight cushioning. Plus, they also contain a Nike+ pocket under the sockliner that "talks" to your iPod (Nike+iPod Sport Kit required).

Nike MS78 LE

The Nike MS78 may have you doing a double take. This Nike runner is very similar to the Nike Air Pegasus, and their sole/heel support is almost identical. They also feature a combination leather and mesh upper, cushioned collar and tongue, Air unit in the heel, durable rubber outsole, and the signature Nike swoosh. The Nike MS78 is a comfortable option for the gym, or anywhere else you decide to rock them.

Nike MS78 LE

The Nike MS78 may have you doing a double take. This Nike runner is very similar to the Nike Air Pegasus, and their sole/heel support is almost identical. They also feature a combination leather and mesh upper, cushioned collar and tongue, Air unit in the heel, durable rubber outsole, and the signature Nike swoosh. The Nike MS78 is a comfortable option for the gym, or anywhere else you decide to rock them.

Nike MS78 LE

The Nike MS78 may have you doing a double take. This Nike runner is very similar to the Nike Air Pegasus, and their sole/heel support is almost identical. They also feature a combination leather and mesh upper, cushioned collar and tongue, Air unit in the heel, durable rubber outsole, and the signature Nike swoosh. The Nike MS78 is a comfortable option for the gym, or anywhere else you decide to rock them.

Nike Ruckus Low Canvas

The Nike Ruckus is a durable sneaker that looks great and feels great. Nike constructed the Ruckus with an extra padded collar, suede upper, large Nike logo on the tongue, and a rubber outsole. They sport a skater-inspired design that will look fantastic with jeans and shorts. If you’re looking for a stylish, no-fuss sneaker that will last, look no further.

Nike Ruckus Low

The Nike Ruckus is a durable sneaker that looks great and feels great. Nike constructed the Ruckus with an extra padded collar, suede upper, large Nike logo on the tongue, and a rubber outsole. They sport a skater-inspired design that will look fantastic with jeans and shorts. If you’re looking for a stylish, no-fuss sneaker that will last, look no further.

Nike Sweet Classic High

The Nike Sweet Classic is a tennis-inspired sneaker that sports a simple design and a timeless look. Available in both high and low models, they feature a leather upper, vulcanized rubber outsole, and a prominent Nike Swoosh. The Nike Sweet Classic is a perfect lifestyle sneaker for the summer, plus they are extremely versatile. If you are looking to give those Chuck Taylor’s a rest, here’s a fantastic alternative.

Nike Sweet Classic Leather

The Nike Sweet Classic is a tennis-inspired sneaker that sports a simple design and a timeless look. Available in both high and low models, they feature a leather upper, vulcanized rubber outsole, and a prominent Nike Swoosh. The Nike Sweet Classic is a perfect lifestyle sneaker for the summer, plus they are extremely versatile. If you are looking to give those Chuck Taylor’s a rest, here’s a fantastic alternative.

Nike Sweet Classic Leather

The Nike Sweet Classic is a tennis-inspired sneaker that sports a simple design and a timeless look. Available in both high and low models, they feature a leather upper, vulcanized rubber outsole, and a prominent Nike Swoosh. The Nike Sweet Classic is a perfect lifestyle sneaker for the summer, plus they are extremely versatile. If you are looking to give those Chuck Taylor’s a rest, here’s a fantastic alternative.

Nike Sweet Classic Leather

The Nike Sweet Classic is a tennis-inspired sneaker that sports a simple design and a timeless look. Available in both high and low models, they feature a leather upper, vulcanized rubber outsole, and a prominent Nike Swoosh. The Nike Sweet Classic is a perfect lifestyle sneaker for the summer, plus they are extremely versatile. If you are looking to give those Chuck Taylor’s a rest, here’s a fantastic alternative.

Nike Sweet Classic Textile

The Nike Sweet Classic Textile brings casual to another level. Nike combined the simple and subtle design of the Nike Sweet Classic with a cotton sweatshirt material on the upper, and the outcome looks great. They are available in high and low models, and some models also include a pair of two-tone colored laces.

Nike Toki ND

Inspired by the Nike Blazer and the Nike Sabaku, the Nike Toki has been one of the most well received new models from Nike. This chukka-esque sneaker sports a laid back style and has been released in numerous materials, including suede, LUX leather and canvas. The Nike Toki looks great with shorts and pants. Plus, they are versatile enough to fit almost any occasion.

Nike Toki Premium

Inspired by the Nike Blazer and the Nike Sabaku, the Nike Toki has been one of the most well received new models from Nike. This chukka-esque sneaker sports a laid back style and has been released in numerous materials, including suede, LUX leather and canvas. The Nike Toki looks great with shorts and pants. Plus, they are versatile enough to fit almost any occasion.

Nike Women's Lunarglide+ 2

The Nike Lunarglide+ provides a cushioned ride and superior support for runners of all levels. They feature a Flywire midfoot saddle, stitch-free construction, external heel counter, and a next generation Lunarlite midsole for lightweight cushioning. Plus, they also contain a Nike+ pocket under the sockliner that “talks” to your iPod (Nike+iPod Sport Kit required).

Nike Women's Vandal Low

The simple and stylish Nike Vandal basketball sneaker originally debuted in 1984. They are known for their signature stitching, accompanying ankle strap, and have been released in leather, nylon, and canvas. The Nike Vandal has also been the focus of many unique colorways and limited editions. Grab the timeless classic that will always be popular with old school and new school sneakerheads.

Nike Zoom Mogan 2 6.0

Part of the Nike 6.0 line, the Nike Mogan is a versatile sneaker made for the active lifestyle. This sneaker has a suede, leather, and nubuck upper, a Zoom unit in the heel, and a lightweight rubber outsole. Plus, they’re available in a wide array of color combinations.

Adidas CC Ride M

The Adidas CC (ClimaCool) Ride is an extremely lightweight sneaker with a minimalist design. The ClimaCool upper allows maximum air flow allowing your feet to stay cool. Plus, adiPRENE technology enables forefoot propulsion, cushioning, and impact resistance. Finally, the adiWEAR outsole provides durability and traction on the road. This technologically advanced sneaker definitely aims to please.

Adidas Ciero

Here is another trainer from Adidas that’s a simple success. The Adidas Ciero features a clean design with a leather and suede upper, textile lining for comfort, and a durable rubber outsole. These kicks are very versatile making them perfect for just about any occasion. They also showcase the classic “trefoil” logo on the tongue instead of the new Adidas logo. All in all, they’re a great looking sneaker that just works.

Adidas Glenhaven

The Adidas Glenhaven is a casual sneaker with simple style. They have the signature Adidas three stripe design, Trefoil logo on the tongue tag and heel, comfortable textile lining and vulcanized sole. Just lace ‘em up, relax and enjoy how effortless it is to look good.

Adidas Superstar II

The Adidas Superstar is arguably the best sneaker ever created. Released in 1969, they were the first low-top basketball sneaker that featured an all leather upper. The Adidas Superstar enjoyed initial success, but their reputation catapulted into legendary status when Run DMC recorded “My Adidas” in 1986. The most recognizable design element on the Adidas Superstar is the “shell toe,” which was developed to protect the toes during a game of basketball.

Adidas Superstar II

The Adidas Superstar is arguably the best sneaker ever created. Released in 1969, they were the first low-top basketball sneaker that featured an all leather upper. The Adidas Superstar enjoyed initial success, but their reputation catapulted into legendary status when Run DMC recorded “My Adidas” in 1986. The most recognizable design element on the Adidas Superstar is the “shell toe,” which was developed to protect the toes during a game of basketball.

Nike ACG Air Max Goaterra

With a rugged look and durable construction, the Nike ACG Air Max Goaterra will get you where you want to go, comfortably. They also feature a leather upper, metal hardware, Air Max cushioning, padded ankle collar, and a lug pattern outsole. The Nike ACG Air Max Goaterra will take on harsh conditions with ease.

Nike ACG Air Max Posite Bakin

The ACG Air Max Posite Bakin is a sleek, rugged boot that satisfies on many levels. Nike fused Foamposite technology into an ACG (All Conditions Gear) Boot, which created a fashionable and functional design. Plus, they also have a full-length visible Max Air unit for cushioning, padded ankle area for protection, and waffle lugs for superior traction.

Nike Air Flight Classic

The present meets the past in this cool, retro-style shoe from Nike. The Nike Men's Air Flight '89 features a soft nubuck upper with visible air unit in the heel for comfort and cushioning. Rubber outsole delivers dependable traction. The Air Flight 89 was originally released at the same time as the Air Jordan IV.

Nike Air Flight Classic

The present meets the past in this cool, retro-style shoe from Nike. The Nike Men's Air Flight '89 features a soft nubuck upper with visible air unit in the heel for comfort and cushioning. Rubber outsole delivers dependable traction. The Air Flight 89 was originally released at the same time as the Air Jordan IV.

Nike Air Force 1 '07 (Tuff Tech Pack)

The Nike Air Force 1 has often been referred to as the greatest sneaker of all time. It has spawned many imitators and even more followers. Released in 1982 and designed by the legendary Bruce Kilgore, the Air Force 1 was the first sneaker to feature “Air” technology and was named after the Air Force One aircraft that is used by the President of the United States. As Nike’s most popular sneaker, everyone from mail carriers to NBA greats have laced them up. Plus, since 1982 the Air Force 1 has been produced in over 1,500 different color combinations. And, there’s absolutely no end in sight.

Nike Air Force 1 '07

The Nike Air Force 1 has often been referred to as the greatest sneaker of all time. It has spawned many imitators and even more followers. Released in 1982 and designed by the legendary Bruce Kilgore, the Air Force 1 was the first sneaker to feature “Air” technology and was named after the Air Force One aircraft that is used by the President of the United States. As Nike’s most popular sneaker, everyone from mail carriers to NBA greats have laced them up. Plus, since 1982 the Air Force 1 has been produced in over 1,500 different color combinations. And, there’s absolutely no end in sight.

Nike Air Force 1 Foamposite (Kobe Bryant)

Nike has mashed up two classic favorites again with the Nike Air Force 1 Foamposite. This unique creation from the Nike lab sports a futuristic look thanks to the seamless Foamposite upper and a clear sole. Nike also added a subtle molded swoosh to complete the sneaker. Although hybrids often fuel haters, the reaction to the Nike Air Force 1 Foamposite has been extremely positive because of its surprisingly fresh design.

Nike Air Force 1 Foamposite

Nike has mashed up two classic favorites again with the Nike Air Force 1 Foamposite. This unique creation from the Nike lab sports a futuristic look thanks to the seamless Foamposite upper and a clear sole. Nike also added a subtle molded swoosh to complete the sneaker. Although hybrids often fuel haters, the reaction to the Nike Air Force 1 Foamposite has been extremely positive because of its surprisingly fresh design.

Nike Air Force 1 High '07

The Nike Air Force 1 has often been referred to as the greatest sneaker of all time. It has spawned many imitators and even more followers. Released in 1982 and designed by the legendary Bruce Kilgore, the Air Force 1 was the first sneaker to feature “Air” technology and was named after the Air Force One aircraft that is used by the President of the United States. As Nike’s most popular sneaker, everyone from mail carriers to NBA greats have laced them up. Plus, since 1982 the Air Force 1 has been produced in over 1,500 different color combinations. And, there’s absolutely no end in sight.

Nike Air Force 1 Low Supreme VT (Kobe Bryant Pack)

The Nike Air Force 1 has often been referred to as the greatest sneaker of all time. It has spawned many imitators and even more followers. Released in 1982 and designed by the legendary Bruce Kilgore, the Air Force 1 was the first sneaker to feature “Air” technology and was named after the Air Force One aircraft that is used by the President of the United States. As Nike’s most popular sneaker, everyone from mail carriers to NBA greats have laced them up. Plus, since 1982 the Air Force 1 has been produced in over 1,500 different color combinations. And, there’s absolutely no end in sight.

Nike Air Force 1 Mid '07

The Nike Air Force 1 has often been referred to as the greatest sneaker of all time. It has spawned many imitators and even more followers. Released in 1982 and designed by the legendary Bruce Kilgore, the Air Force 1 was the first sneaker to feature “Air” technology and was named after the Air Force One aircraft that is used by the President of the United States. As Nike’s most popular sneaker, everyone from mail carriers to NBA greats have laced them up. Plus, since 1982 the Air Force 1 has been produced in over 1,500 different color combinations. And, there’s absolutely no end in sight.

Nike Air Force 1 Mid '07

The Nike Air Force 1 has often been referred to as the greatest sneaker of all time. It has spawned many imitators and even more followers. Released in 1982 and designed by the legendary Bruce Kilgore, the Air Force 1 was the first sneaker to feature “Air” technology and was named after the Air Force One aircraft that is used by the President of the United States. As Nike’s most popular sneaker, everyone from mail carriers to NBA greats have laced them up. Plus, since 1982 the Air Force 1 has been produced in over 1,500 different color combinations. And, there’s absolutely no end in sight.

Nike Air Griffey Max GD II

Originally released in 2002, the Nike Air Griffey Max GD II is a favorite among many sneakerheads. They have a leather upper, wraparound visible full-length Max Air unit, hook and loop lace up design, and baseball graphics on the tongue. The Nike Air Griffey Max GD II also sports a fresh design, and they have always been known for their comfort. Simply said, they have it all.

Air Jordan 1 Anodized (Armor)

Although we have seen many new Air Jordan 1 colorways in the past few years, the Air Jordan 1 Anodized is definitely something completely different. They feature a seamless and stitch-less foamposite upper, and it’s almost impossible to deny their appeal. Plus, they also sport a translucent outsole. I think most would agree that they’re a must have for all Jordanheads.

Air Jordan 6 Rings

Michael Jordan was the greatest basketball player that ever laced up a pair of sneakers, and during his time in the NBA he won 6 championship titles with the Chicago Bulls. The Jordan 6 Rings model commemorates that achievement by including elements of all 6 Air Jordan models that Jordan wore while winning his rings. This Jordan “hybrid” style has also been seen in the popular Spiz'ike and Dub Zero models.

Air Jordan Camp Slide 2

The Jordan Camp Slide 2 is the perfect pair of sandals to slip on after a game of hoops. They are lightweight, feature a textured footbed and showcase a large Jumpman logo on the strap. Plus, they also have a rubber sole that gives you fantastic traction on wet and dry surfaces.

Air Jordan CMFT 11 Viz Air

Combining sneaker classics has been a common habit of Jordan Brand in recent years, and the CMFT series is another example of that work. For the Air Jordan CMFT Air Max 11, Jordan Brand combined the sole of the Nike Air Max 1 with a low-cut version of the Air Jordan 11 (XI). They are available in multiple vivid colors and textured patterns.

Air Jordan CMFT Max Air 12 LTR

Combining sneaker classics has been a common habit of Jordan Brand in recent years, and the CMFT series is another example of that work. For the Air Jordan CMFT Air Max 12, Jordan Brand combined the sole of the Nike Air Max 97 with a low-cut version of the Air Jordan 12 (XII). They are available in multiple colors, and like the recently released Jordan CMFT Max 11, have been receiving a favorable response.

Air Jordan Fusion 4 Premier (Laser)

Many of the Air Force 1/ Air Jordan Fusion models have received mixed reviews, but this AJF 4 Premier 'Laser' has been receiving a lot of love. This is probably because they have a detailed laser etched upper that's rich with Michael Jordan symbols. Plus, the AJF 4 Premier 'Laser' also sports a translucent midsole with visible Air pocket, and contrasting red laces. The whole design comes together nicely.

Air Jordan II (2) Retro QF (Candy Pack)

Originally released in 1986, the Air Jordan II was designed by Bruce Kilgore and manufactured in Italy. They were available in both high- and low-top versions, featured sleek lines, a faux lizard skin upper, and at the time, considered the most refined basketball sneaker ever created. Since then, the Air Jordan II has been re-released several times and is now available in an array of colors.

Air Jordan II (2) Retro QF

Originally released in 1986, the Air Jordan II was designed by Bruce Kilgore and manufactured in Italy. They were available in both high- and low-top versions, featured sleek lines, a faux lizard skin upper, and at the time, considered the most refined basketball sneaker ever created. Since then, the Air Jordan II has been re-released several times and is now available in an array of colors.

Air Jordan II (2) Retro QF

Originally released in 1986, the Air Jordan II was designed by Bruce Kilgore and manufactured in Italy. They were available in both high- and low-top versions, featured sleek lines, a faux lizard skin upper, and at the time, considered the most refined basketball sneaker ever created. Since then, the Air Jordan II has been re-released several times and is now available in an array of colors.

Air Jordan L'Style II

Here is the Air Jordan L’Style II, a lifestyle sneaker that sports a fashionable look and comfortable construction. They feature a high-cut design, soft leather upper, visible Air pocket, clean midsole, and a Air Jordan 'winged' logo on the heel. Although the Air Jordan L’Style II was not constructed for basketball, they will definitely help you get your game on, off the court.

Air Jordan VII (7) Retro

In 1992 Michael Jordan won his 2nd consecutive NBA Championship, his 6th scoring title, and a gold medal in the Olympics, all while wearing the Air Jordan VII. Designed by Tinker Hatfield and inspired by West African tribal art, the Air Jordan VII was touted for its Nike Huarache-inspired neoprene sock liner, which provides a snug and comfortable fit. They have been released in numerous colorways, including the “Hare” Jordan VII that was worn by Bugs Bunny.

Air Jordan XIII (13) Retro

Designed by Tinker Hatfield, the Air Jordan 13 (XIII) was released in 1997 and inspired by the panther due to the similarities between the powerful cat and Jordan’s movements on the hardwood. This inspiration can be seen throughout the design but most notably on the sole, which resembles a panther’s paw. Another signature element on the Air Jordan 13 is the circle hologram, which features the number "23", the Jumpman logo and a basketball.

Nike Air Max 2011

The Nike Air Max 2011 is packed with innovation making it one the most advanced Air Max sneakers to date. One of those most welcomed innovations is the Hyperfuse upper, which is made of fused layers and is extremely lightweight, durable and seamless. The Nike Air Max 2011 also features an inner bootie, full-length Max Air unit, full-length Cushlon midsole, reflective details, molded collar, and a rubber outsole with flex grooves.

Nike Air Max 2011

The Nike Air Max 2011 is packed with innovation making it one the most advanced Air Max sneakers to date. One of those most welcomed innovations is the Hyperfuse upper, which is made of fused layers and is extremely lightweight, durable and seamless. The Nike Air Max 2011 also features an inner bootie, full-length Max Air unit, full-length Cushlon midsole, reflective details, molded collar, and a rubber outsole with flex grooves.

Nike Air Max 2011

The Nike Air Max 2011 is packed with innovation making it one the most advanced Air Max sneakers to date. One of those most welcomed innovations is the Hyperfuse upper, which is made of fused layers and is extremely lightweight, durable and seamless. The Nike Air Max 2011 also features an inner bootie, full-length Max Air unit, full-length Cushlon midsole, reflective details, molded collar, and a rubber outsole with flex grooves.

Nike Air Max 90 (Infrared)

The Nike Air Max 90 Infrared in not only one of the most anticipated releases of 2010, it’s one of the most popular sneakers ever made. Designed by Tinker Hatfield, they feature a black mudguard, cement grey sections on the midfoot/toe, and vivid infrared accents throughout. The Nike Air Max 90 Infrared has been re-released a number of times and every time they sell very quickly. This time will be no different.

Nike Air Max 90 Classic (Denim Pack)

The Nike Air Max 90 was first named the Nike Air Max III until it was reissued and renamed in 2000. Its current name comes from the year this iconic sneaker was launched, 1990. The Air Max 90 was originally constructed with a Duromesh upper, synthetic suede, and synthetic leather. Striking color combos, comfort and clean lines made this model an instant hit, and the Nike Air Max 90 is still extremely popular today.

Nike Air Max 90

The Nike Air Max 90 was first named the Nike Air Max III until it was reissued and renamed in 2000. Its current name comes from the year this iconic sneaker was launched, 1990. The Air Max 90 was originally constructed with a Duromesh upper, synthetic suede, and synthetic leather. Striking color combos, comfort and clean lines made this model an instant hit, and the Nike Air Max 90 is still extremely popular today.

Nike Air Max 90

The Nike Air Max 90 was first named the Nike Air Max III until it was reissued and renamed in 2000. Its current name comes from the year this iconic sneaker was launched, 1990. The Air Max 90 was originally constructed with a Duromesh upper, synthetic suede, and synthetic leather. Striking color combos, comfort and clean lines made this model an instant hit, and the Nike Air Max 90 is still extremely popular today.

Nike Air Max '97

Originally inspired by the high-speed Japanese Bullet train, the Nike Air Max 97 has been a favorite of sneaker enthusiasts for years. The first colorway released was metallic silver, featured three reflective lines around the upper and was noted for its space age “glow.” Throughout the years the sleek linear design and full-length visible Air-sole unit has remained the same, but like most of Nike’s popular sneakers it has been released in numerous sought-after colorways.

Nike Air Max Fly By

With a design that is very similar to the popular Nike Hyperfuse, the Nike Air Max Fly By has already been seen on the feet of many top NBA players, including Blake Griffin and Russell Westbrook. They feature a Hyperfuse upper, Max Air unit in the heel, and an ankle strap for superior protection. Like the Nike Hyperfuse, the Nike Air Max Fly By is available in a rainbow of colors.

Nike Air Max LeBron 8 (VIII) V2

The 2010-11 NBA season is going to be HUGE for LeBron James, and he’ll be lacing up his signature Nike Air Max LeBron 8 basketball sneakers for the entire ride. This technologically advanced design features a Max Air 360 unit, Flywire-infused side panels and lateral panel, deep cut forefoot flex grooves, and a dual density molded internal collar foam for elevated lockdown and comfort. Plus, some added touches include an intricate lion logo on the tongue and outsole, speckled midsole, and an enhanced lace lockdown dual pull design on the collar.

Nike Air Max Wright

Borrowing design elements from the extremely popular Nike Air Max 90 and Nike Air Max LTD, the Nike Air Max Wright is very stylish and ultra comfortable. You’ll recognize the Air Max 90 influences in the upper (mudguard, plastic eyelets) and the Air Max LTD in the midsole (wrap around visible air pocket). The cushioning, comfort and design of these sneakers allow for maximum performance during athletic activities.

Nike Air Maxim 1 Torch+ ND

The Air Maxim 1+ is a fresh take on the original Air Max 1 design and includes innovative improvements. The new upper features Flywire technology enabling the classic sneaker to be significantly more lightweight and supportive. Yet, Nike didn’t sacrifice any of the original design appeal to achieve this. By merging these two worlds, the Air Maxim 1+ will inevitably satisfy the sneaker cravings of both old school and new school sneakerheads.

Nike Air More Uptempo

Originally released in 1996 and worn by Scottie Pippen, the Nike Air More Uptempo has always been an instantly recognizable basketball sneaker. They are known for their large “AIR” design, but also feature a full-length visible Air sole unit, lock down elastic construction, and a rubber outsole. It will be hard for old school sneakerheads to keep from coppin’ these.