We’re continuing to keep you updated on the Air Jordan XX8

Just another pair of the Air Jordan XIII ‘Bred’ from this weekend’s retro release? Nope, what you’re looking at is an Air Jordan XIII player exclusive made for one Eddie Jones. The color combo comes from his first stint with the Miami Heat back in the 2000-2005 range. The Nike Free Run 3.0 V4 upgrade comes in the form of the personalized tongue area ‘E. Jones’ embroidery, with the typical PE callout to a player’s jersey number absent. Get a full look in the gallery then pick up this Air Jordan III exclusive from depeche23mode on us store.

We’re continuing to keep you updated on the Air Jordan XX8, today bringing you another look at the leafy Air Jordan XX8 ‘Bamboo’ that sprouted up (See what we did there?) at the All-Star set up in Houston yesterday. The pair actually pulls some cues from Jordan Brand’s home of Portland and their status as a green city, as the bamboo utilized comes direct from a local company. Check out this interesting take on the Air Jordan XX8 after the jump and let us know if you approve of the various wood-equipped looks that we’ve seen so far.

The Air Jordan 1 looks to rule the roost for January of 2013, with the model hitting throughout the month in a variety of heights. Pictured here is one of the represenatives for the Air Jordan 1 Low, one with a shiny gold/red/white colorway. The pair looks to include some sort of backstory, with the tongue tags featuring a Air Max 2012 Womens matador graphic (perhaps a play on the old ‘Raging Bull’ theme?). Check out this interesting Air Jordan 1 Low pair via the official images we’ve got lined up for you after the jump and stay tuned for another upcoming release in the same ilk.

Move over Nate Robinson, Monta Ellis, Paul George, etc., because it looks like we another candidate in the early battle for NBA Feet supremacy. Michael Beasley’s been spotted in some noteworthy kicks before, but during last night’s contest against Jordan-owned Charlotte, Beasley whipped out the 2006 Retro release of the Air Jordan VII commonly referred to as Nike Air Max 90 Mens “Flint”. The perfect hints of purple matches the PHX unis to a tee, so it’s clear that his on-court selection was calculated to some degree! More close-up shots of Beasley in the Flint VII below so give them a look and stay tuned for a league-wide NBA Feet recap soon.