Just want to buy a pair of Air Jordan IV (4) in Three Colorways right now? Air Jordan IV (4) in Three Colorways.

Olympic gold medalist and Jordan brand ambassador Carmelo Anthony has most likely been rewarded for his gold-winning efforts at the London Olympics. Two colorways of the Air Jordan IV sneakers display a gold Jumpman logo. The three colorways in question are basically interplays of red, white, and black.

Of these the Air Jordan IV ‘Red Suede’ PEs are easily the most eye-catching and are already inviting comparisons with the 2009 Air Jordan V ‘Raging Bull’.

These Player Exclusives are clearly worth keeping an eye open for and we shall do so for you. If any of these iterations ever make past the sample stage, you will read about them over here.

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Just want to buy a pair of Air Jordan 11 (XI) Black/Red 2012 – Set for a December Release? right now? Air Jordan 11 (XI) Black/Red 2012 – Set for a December Release?.

Rumor has it December 22nd 2012 is the date tentatively set for the release of the Air Jordan 11 (XI) Black/Red 2012 and these are set to retail at $180 a pair. Accompanied by two red-colored plastic shoehorns these kicks could well be special-edition pieces meant to be taken home in special edition boxes.

Officially, the colorway is Black/Varsity Red-White.

The Black /Red Air Jordan XI was last seen in 2008 as a constituent of the Countdown Packs; these sneakers earlier operated under the moniker Playoff and now have the handle Bred. The design of the shoe, inspired by Chicago Bulls, consists of a black upper body with leather and mesh; a white textile midsole with black patent leather above it and a varsity red translucent outsole. A red jumpman logo on the ankle gives the finishing touch; it is also visible at the heel.

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After a slow Monday, Today’s Top Stories has a plethora of sneaker tales for your enjoyment. Highlights this Tuesday include a rapper signing a deal with Puma, an Answer IV lineup, and plenty of others. Make sure to scroll through and check what has been trending today.

Meek Mill signs a loud deal with Puma.

What are your thoughts on the AdiZero Rose 3?

Reebok answers the questions of consumers with a November lineup.

Wouldn’t it be sick for GoldDust to rock these Nike Air Force 1s?

The Nike Kobe VII made for cheetah lovers.

Teased before, the Reebok Question will return in the original White/Navy-Red colorway. An exact drop date has not been disclosed, but it will be sometime this October.

Reebok Question
White/Navy-Red
October 2012

Emmitt Smith drove America’s team for the better part of the 90s. His wheels? The Reebok ES22. After a fifteen-year retirement, the Hexalite loaded trainer is returning in both original and new colorways. Look for these to release this December.

Reebok ES22 Black/White-Pure Silver

Reebok ES22 Grey/Ice

Reebok ES22 Gravel/Tin Grey-Jadite

Reebok ES22 Reebok Royal/Fiery Orange-White

Nike SB takes it from the court to the street with a revision of a classic tennis sneaker, the Nike SB Challenge Court. Originally seen on the feet of John McEnroe, the Nike SB version will be sported by none other than Gino Iannucci. Considering the harsh conditions a skate shoe must endure, Nike upgraded the tennis shoe with a nylon mesh upper trimmed in full-grain leather, an integral arch sock liner and an extended ankle collar. For added cushion, Nike uses a Lunarlon midsole, leaving the rest of the shoe as it was before. The Nike SB Challenge Court is set to retail for $80 at select retailers and skate shops.

Nike SB Challenge Court

Nike SB Challenge Court

Source: Nike, Inc