Jordan Brand seems to be releasing quite a few new Air Jordan 1 colorways recently. Some say they are overdoing it, but I’m really liking the fresh schemes. The latest is a dark obsidian on white colorway.

In celebration of the Gardener 10th anniversary and his first USA exhibition; Michael Lau has unveiled his colored figures (randomly packed) that are included with the highly anticipated Nike SB Zoom Stefan Janoski sneakers set! The woodgrain theme carries over from his other figures for the Los Angeles event, in addition to the all new special packaging for the boxed set.

A couple of great new releases coming from the Jordan camp — Air Jordan Force IV’s in a black and red colorway, and Jordan 1 Retro’s in a black and gray colorway. Very clean and subtle designs that keep things looking very classy.

Interested in getting the Nike Sportswear T-Shirt Gun featured in the Steven Jackson’s Nike commercial? Now you can, for a mere $1500! Expensive, but you have to admit, it’s the best looking t-shirt gun you’ve probably ever laid your eyes on.

Michael Dupouy of La MJC has does a fabulous job on the colorway and use of subtle materials for the Nike Air Force 1 Bespoke. The sneaker is a blend of suede, mesh and premium grade leather. Simple and classic.

Nike Sportswear and Grammy award winning recording artist Kanye West present the highly anticipated Nike Air Yeezy sneaker for Spring 2009. The shoe’s name is derived from Kanye’s nickname Yeezy, and reflects his unique style.

Emblazoned across the Air Yeezy is an exclusive “Y” repeat pattern, as either a debossed or lasered detail, which takes inspiration from the Jordan brands iconic Elephant print material. This graphic treatment was developed by West and Smith to pay tribute not only to the name of the shoe and it’s co-creator, but also to the various moments in history that spurred West’s initial inspiration for the Nike Air Yeezy.

The first sets will drop in Singapore, first week of April, exclusively at Limited Edition Vault @ The Heeren.

Hiroshi Fujiwara has done it again. He has recently added his touch to another piece of iconic footwear. This time the Nike Match Classic HF gets reworked in 3 colors (black, blue & birch). All 3 colors were given the vintage treatment and are available exclusively at 21 Mercer stateside.

Retaining distinct characteristics of the Lux series – a basic, wearable color palette built with premium materials – the Zoom Toki Lux was inspired by the Nike Zoom Sabaku and the Nike Blazer. Nike designers chose a supple perforated upper with a tonal Swoosh elegantly and subtly blended in to the layout. The signature features of the Lux series are applied to the Nike Zoom Toki with a vividly accented Sail Blue midsole, the woven “Lux” label on the heel, and a single eyelet stamped with a Lux callout. Subtle sophistication.

The Nike Zoom Toki Lux is offered in two colors – Black and Gum Medium Brown. The third colorway, Blur, will only be available at Nike Sportswear at 21 Mercer Street in New York City.

The Nike Air Zoom Toki Lux is available on February 13th exclusively at the following retailers:

ALIFE, New York City
Bodega, Boston
Darkside, San Francisco
Dave’s Quality Meat, NYC
Goods, Seattle
Huf, San Francisco
Nike Sportswear @ 21 Mercer, New York City
Nike Sportswear @ The Montalban, Los Angeles
Shoe Gallery, Miami
UNDTFD, Santa Monica
UNDFTD, Los Angeles
UNDFTD, Las Vegas

Get a sneak peak at the twenty-fourth edition of the world’s most popular sneaker – The Air Jordan 2009 ($190). 2009 marks the first year that Nike is dropping the numerical Air Jordon naming assignment and going with the year of release instead. You can thank number 23 himself for that.

The Air Jordan 2009 introduces Articulated Propulsion Technology (APT), a revolutionary heel system inspired by the carbon fiber prosthetics used by Paralympians and developed to allow an explosive forward movement.

I’m guessing even with APT, you still won’t be able to dunk like Michael, but at least you’ll look good trying.