In white and wolf grey with specs of black here and there, this Jordan CMFT colorway perfectly highlights the strengths of the two classic Nike sneakers it combines, the Nike Air Max 97 and the Air Jordan XII. With almost seamless integration, you would think the Jordan CMFT Max Air 12 was a completely original design. The Air Jordan XII upper sits with lines fanning out like the Japanese Rising sun perfectly atop the air cushion provided by the Air Max 97 that coincidentally was inspired by a Japanese bullet train.

The 2011 Air Jordan features handcrafted Patina leather, advanced footwear technology to help you improve your hoops game and an impeccable design, to go along with what has become symbol of excellence in basketball footwear, the iconic Jumpman logo that graces the tongue. The Air Jordan Year of the Rabbit however, takes the 25th Anniversary Jordan sneaker to another level. The limited edition sneaker features custom Chinese packaging and artwork with the theme of current Chinese New Year and zodiac, the rabbit, which also happens to be the same Chinese astrological sign Michael Jordan was born under.

The hype is that the inspiration behind these is Orange County sunshine. Truthfully, it does not matter if you wore these in California Sun or London Fog; the milk white leather canvas is a firm foundation for this colorway. A perfect pickup for those in the area of UNDFTD on Feb 11th. Two pairs of Nike Zoom Hyperfuse round out the collection, but this Air Force 1 stands out from the rest of the pack.

Hard to believe that 1998 was the year Michael Jordan won his last championship ring with the Chicago Bulls. That NBA Championship gave Air Jordan his sixth ring. Speaking of which, the Air Jordan 6 Rings ($160) are due for release. The pair pictured are the black and charcoal colorway.

Nike is giving the folks from the land down under a refresh on an Air Max 95 classic. The Air Max 95 Neon Australia is an update to one of the more popular colorways from the AM95 lineup. The updated sneaker features neon laces and the Air Max logo on the tongue. If you are land locked and can’t make it to Australia to get these in person hit up Footlocker Australia and convince them to satisfy your Nike AirMax cravings.

Nike SB April 2008 looks good. Here are two shoes from Nike SB that will definitely catch you some looks. First up you have the Nike Zoom Tre AD rocking the Black and Voltage Yellow colorway.

This weekend was nothing but politics and Grammy Awards with Kanye West and Amy Winehouse topping the list. To scratch your sneaker itch, here is what I spotted since Friday, when I watched “There Will Be Blood”.

Almost as sweet as the Black/Anthracite Airmax 360 II SL, this new premium Air Force 1 comes close. Premium leathers bring this Air Force One colorway up a few notches from recent releases. It also comes with a pair of backup laces and a Nike Air Force 1 lace lock. @ Purchaze

In February, just in time for you to show your love, Nike is dropping the P-Rod II. These apparently will be in short supply, so make up your mind now. Better Swoosh work would have taken these over the top.

What you see here is the limited edition Nike Air Force One Central Region scheduled to drop on February 9th. Nike rolled these up in Black and Anthracite, with a touch of silver patent leather on the heel.