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Air Jordan Brand will be releasing this new Air Jordan Fusion 20 on Nov. 28. Each pair sells for $155 at Nike/ Air Jordan outlets.

This shoe has a predominant white upper. It looks very classy with its sleek design. The shoe lace region is covered by a broad shoe strap with a printed design. The pattern shows a mixture of Nike and sports’ iconic symbols, in brown ink printed over a white background. There is a keychain tag with the signature Air Jordan figure. The ankle of the shoe has a red collar and a red shoe strap with matching red buckle. The inner lining of the shoe is red with dots. The heel of the shoe is red, with a silver Air Jordan figure and some silver lines at the base of the heel. The red section is in the center of two bars of black leather.

The midsole is white, with a segment decorated with brown dots. The black outsole has two red circles to indicate the use of the air cushion technology.

This shoe is a nice dress shoe. The features are outstanding when you look from the front or even at the back.

We aren’t sure where the inspiration for these dunk low pros comes from but one thing we are sure of is that they resemble the Superbowl Air Force 1s who color way also featured orange and black in the same places. The tiebreaker between the two has to be the purple denim used on the upper. Another cool thing about these shoes is the insoles. On the insoles is a picture of a skateboarder who is coincidently wearing an orange t-shirt and purple shorts. No info on release date yet.

A designer with the handle lakebay2 on NikeTalk recently posted a pair of custom Nike Dunk Highs linked here.These custom Dunks began with a neon green/light green base that was less than extraordinary. The designer took these shoes to the next level with an interesting snakeskin effect.

A closer look at the photos below show the hours of work that lakebay2 poured into these kicks. The designer played his technique close to the vest on NikeTalk (I doubt it is genuine snakeskin) but he did a great job of showing the shoe’s reflection off the light just behind the camera. You can see some shine coming from the black snakeskin on the heel as well as the black/white/gray snakeskin on the remainder of these Dunks.

My lone criticism of the Snakeskin Dunk Highs is the use of neon green laces. As someone on NikeTalk suggested, these Dunks would benefit from a pair of black laces to match the snakeskin effect. On the whole, however, lakebay2 did a great job in recreating snakeskin on these size 13 Dunks.

An iconic basketball shoe is back this week – the Fila 96 Grant Hill. In a collaboration with Reed Space, they have re-mixed this shoe a bit. Three colorways are rolling out – an clean white/navy version, a New York Knicks edition and a CMYK colorway.

On the medial side, you will see an embroidered “Reed 96″. These shoes will be available beginning on Friday, November 21 only at Reed Space. Via Hypebeast.

Just in time for Christmas Nike SB will be releasing this Red and white dunk high.It was originally said that these were going to drop next April but I guess the color way influenced the release date. Not only did the release date change but the quality of materials used changed as well. They were originally slated to be a premium release but will release as a regular dunk high pro. The upper is completely red except for the white swoosh and the white area around the heel. The midsole is also white lined with red stitching and the side panel behind the swoosh is perforated. This is also one of the many Sbs to not have been given a nickname. Wheter you think they’re Christmas themed of even Cinco De Mayo Highs, this marks the second year Nike SB has released a Christmas colored shoe in time for the joyous day.. Maybe this is the beginning of a new Holiday Tradition. Look for these to hit stores sometime around mid December.

Solebox and New Balance have teamed up once again on the 1500. This sneaker is dubbed the “Nazar Eye” and features a black upper with grey suede and mint accents.

The name of these shoes comes from the “eye” attachment that is on the laces. These kicks are set for release this weekend at Solebox. Via Sneaker Files.