Air Jordan Retro 12 "Obsidian" Release Date

Jordan Brand will pull yet another OG retro from the Vault. The Obsidians date back to 1997 which is 15 years since they have seen the light of day. However, a low top version of these were released in 2004. Hit the jump to see alternate pics and when these bad-boys release.

Air Jordan Retro 6 "Olympic" Release Date

July is going to be one hot month! To commemorate the 2012 summer Olympics, Jordan Brand will be dropping what is arguably the most sought after "Retro+" ever. Hit the jump to discover the release date of this lovely retro.

Nike Air Foamposite One "Galaxy" Release Date

The Galaxy version of the Foamposite One has undergone some minor changes from the first look we got last year. My favorite revamp is the glow-in-the-dark sole. Hit the jump to see release date of this shoe (its sooner than you think!).

Release Reminder: Air Jordan 10 (X) "Chicago"

Dont forget to pick up this iconic shoe!

Air Jordan 10
White/Varsity Red-Black
310805-100
January 21, 2012
$160

Latest Pickup: KD IV "Cookie Cutters"

Todays Latest Pickup features the Kevin Durant IV in the metallic bronze and black colorway. Originally released on Christmas day back in 2011 and inspired from the cookie cutters that are used durring the holidays. The whole upper is disguised in metallic bronze, with a matte black sole/outsole and black laces. A set of red laces is also included. There are several clear references on the shoe, as well as a couple personal messages.

Over Priced: Foamposite One Metallic Red

The Foamposite One first hit the scenes back in 1997. This shoe was groundbreaking because the entire upper was made by a liquid that is poured into a mold and then hardened. At the time, there was nothing like it, but thats besides the point. Even though the Foamposite One is an amazing shoe, we are witnessing its retail price skyrocket. The "Metallic Red" colorway that you see above will release February 4th, with a price-tag of $220 (and thats before tax). When the Foamposite One originally released in 1997, they were priced at $180 being the most expensive basketball shoe on the market. If you thought they were expensive way back in 2011 ($200), your in for a tough rape this year when your at the register and have to pay somewhere around $238 dollars (depending on your state's tax rates). Hit the jump to see more pictures of this sweet shoe.

You ain't got no Yeezy's n****?

This just in! Yeezy tweeted himself that he was sketching out the third installment in his signature sneaker line. The Yeezy 2's are about to be the greatest release in the history of ever, and we now get news by the man himself that there will be a Yeezy 3. Couldn't ask for a better present. Check out the upcoming Yeezy 2's after the jump.