This Air Jordan Fusion IV made a splash back in april and this is a closer look at the Air Jordan Fusion IV Premier. I love the Fours myself and these pairs of Jordans have to be one of the best looking one i have seen in a long time. The shoe features a solid Varsity Red upper with the cement option covering the midsole, heel panel and lace straps. The shoe is finished off by a white AF1 midsole. The Air Jordan Fusion IV Premier Varsity Red/Cement is scheduled to release in August.
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Everyone knows that Kobe Bryant is different, special and unique. This January, Nike will release a basketball shoes to mirror Kobe’s uniqueness, the Nike Zoom Kobe IV. The most noticeable aspect of the shoes is the silhouette, which differs greatly from any other basketball shoe, as the Kobe IVs are low-cut.
Nike also incorporates all of its newest performance technologies like the flywire and the lunarlite foam into Kobe’s fourth signature pairs. The flywire enables the wearer to jump right after landing from a previous leap, while the lunarlight disperses pressure to protect the feet from fatigue and injury.
Set to retail for $120 in January 2009, the first colorway will be the West Coast Edition in Black/Black-Varsity Purple-Medium Grey. This colorway will feature the team logo crest of the Torino Football Club in Italy on the tongue.
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Releasing as part of the Air Jordan IV/XIX Countdown Package, the Air Jordan IV Black Cement is a shoe that Jordan-heads have been praying to be retroed. Nike is scheduled to release the much anticipated classic pair on July 19 for $310 together with the Black/Chrome-Varsity Red Jordan 19.This is the first time the Black Cements are releasing since 1999.
Although a lot of fans will be ecstatic, some will definitely frown upon the Jumpman logo, which replaces the classic “Nike Air” on the back of the shoes. Those who have already gotten a pair also complain that the overall shape of the shoes as well as the materials used differ great from the Original Black Cement IVs.
Nevertheless, the retro IVs come relatively close to the OGs in terms of colorway. Both feature Black Nubuck uppers and Cement Grey-Fire Red midsoles.
