Air Jordans have been a repetitive go-to bit of symbolism in many of Spike Lee’s films

Air Jordans have been a repetitive go-to bit of symbolism in many of Spike Lee’s films, like this original colorway of the Air Jordan 13 in the critically acclaimed ‘He Got Game’, starring Denzel Washington and Ray Allen. For those uncertain as to why these have the Nike Free Run 5.0 ‘He Got Game’ nickname, Denzel’s character foes straight to the sneaker spot and Nike Free Haven 3.0 cops the newest Air Jordans – the XIII just so happened to be the newest one when he was temporarily freed. These are considered to be one of the most culturally recognizable Jays in history, and its inclusion in the 2008 Collezione saga was much celebrated indeed. Next Spring, Jordan Brand will give these another go-around at retail, but if you need to replenish your XIIIs now, a size 9 is available right now from zadehkicks on stores online.

The Air Force 1 continues to break new ground, as just on the other side of our first look at ‘The Glove’ edition, we see a whole new approach on the AF1′s LunarLon offspring.  The Nike Lunar Force 1 High makes its first appearance in canvas, and this isn’t just your average colored cotton weave, it’s two different yet equally eye-catching multicolored designs.  One looks a bit like a Bomb Pop, and has the classic deliciousness of a gum sole at the bottom.  The others also have a summery vibe with a tri-colored tie-dye marble that rests atop a sunny translucent sole.  You’ll want to see these up close below, and be sure to stick with Sneaker News for release info and a look at a third pair that Nike Free Powerlines could be revealed shortly.