Air Jordan fans have finally been given what they could perceive would be the best "Valentine's Day" gift ever. Sneaker News has just revealed a complete list of Air Jordan release dates, as well as where to purchase them.
According to Latino Post, those who would want something to remember the Year of the Goat by should get themselves the Air Jordan XX9 "Year of the Goat."
"The performance silhouette features a plethora of blues on the graphic upper that remind us of the water when you go sea diving," the report said. The "Year of the Goat" has a blue force design that has splashes of white and black, taking on a water-inspired look with its texture and color, according to Sports.Sina.com (translated by Google Translator).
According to the Chinese website, the Air Jordan XX9 can also be purchased with a matching T-shirt and a hat. The "Year of the Goat" will be available in Greater China by the 31st of January, while its global availability only starts by Feb. 18 this year.
Sadly, Sneaker Bar Detroit says that the "Year of the Goat" line will only be available at selected Jordan Brand retailers. Plus, its rumored price tag is also at $250.
The Jordan Melo M11 "Sunset" has also been unveiled at Terminal 23. Sneaker News has just given avid Jordan customers a first look at the third colorway for the new Jordans which will be worn by Carmelo Anthony.
According to a separate Sneaker News report, the new $160 Melo M11, which has been slated to be out by March 1 this year, is a fairly straightforward representation of a sunset. It has hints of dark red, with mild hues of purple and oranges tones, altogether exudes a sunset-like effect.
The Air Jordan CP3.VIII "All Star" will also be out by Feb. 7 of this year. This is Chris Paul's very own All-Star Game sneakers, that is, if he makes it to the All-Star team this year. Still, his fans, as well as another report from Sneaker News, are positive that Paul can squeeze into the roster in a much deserved fashion. This way, the Jordan Brand can gift him these retro-looking platinum-colored duds.