In time for 4th of July, Jordan Brand releases a new colorway of the Air Jordan 5 Retro, featuring the colors of the American flag. The white patent leather upper gets complemented with color hits in red and blue. The outcome is once again a clean looking version of the iconic basketball sneaker. A release is scheduled for July 2nd.

To commemorate the Quai 54 international streetball championship in Paris, Jordan Brand has released two limited Quai 54 sneakers. The Air Jordan 5 Retro sees a fresh re-coloring with radiant green and metallic silver accents, while the Jordan ISO II features a patent-leather rand and speckled midsole. Both display the Quai 54 logo, and are now available in select retailers throughout Europe.

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On June 25th and 26th this year, the iconic Paris basketball tournament Quai 54 will once again take place, bringing together some of the best street basketball players from around the globe. For the occasion Jordan Brand has of course once again produced a limited edition sneaker and presents the Air Jordan 5 ‘Quai 54′.

The white premium leather upper gets complemented with neon green accents through out the sneaker, featuring the ‘Quai 54′ logo on the heel. An official release has not been announced yet, but we will keep you posted.

Yet another strong Air Jordan 5 Retro will release this season. The White Obsidian colorway is clean and perfect for the summer months of the year, featuring hits of red and blue on an otherwise all white upper. Osneaker has them for pre-order now and an official release is scheduled for July 5th.

Today the official Jordan Tokyo 23 website went online. Therefore we can also give you a clean and details look at the Air Jordan 5 Retro that was created for the occasion of the basketball tournament. This marks the first ever Jordan Brand Japan limited edition footwear. The tournament will run for two days, starting May 28th. All info on the tournament can be found here.

As for the sneaker, we all know yellow is not always easy. But we have to admit that we are into this one. Keep the rest of the outfit simple and you certainly have a highlight piece on you. Nevertheless the “Wolf Grey” Air Jordan 5 Retro is certainly the more timeless option.

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This year will be seeing a series of interesting Air Jordan 5 Retro releases. One of the most anticipated is for sure the above Wolf Grey version. The mid top basketball sneaker looks great with the clean grey upper, contrasting stitching and translucent outer sole. A release for the Japanese market is set for May 2011.

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As part of the Bin 23 line, Air Jordan previews today the upcoming Air Jordan 5 Retro, which will be without a doubt one of the most anticipated in the line-up. The black/black metallic/silver colorway of the sneaker gets nice contrasting white laces, which is a first for the AJ5. Also they come with a matching dust bag and shoe trees. Look out for a release on February 18th at select retailers.

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The latest addition to the premium Jordan “Bin 23″ collection is the Air Jordan 5 in black leather. The Premio “Bin 23″ sneakers feature the best Italian leathers, a wax seal logo on the heel and, as with other Bin 23 releases, come packaged with wooden shoe trees. No word yet on a release date, but we’ll be sure to keep you posted.

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Nike presents yet another Jordan 5 Fusion colorway. In June they will be releasing this White/Varsity Red-Blue Ribbon colorway. Compared to the other Jordan 5 Fusion models, certainly a nice colorway. Via Complex.

The fusion of Air Jordans and Air Force 1’s does not seem to stop. Here is the next one in line. This time the Air Jordan 5 has been fused with the Air Force 1 Mid. The end result does not look too bad. Whether a true Jordan head will be into these is questionable, but people that want the Jordan look on a less bulky silhouette will go for these. Pic via Altsnk.