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  One of the most significant Air Jordans in  Michael Jordan's  illustrious career is reportedly returning in 2026. According to leakers  @Brandon1an  and  @Sneakermarketro  on X, the "Black Infrared" Air Jordan 6 will re-release during the spring season next year. The sneaker was famously worn by MJ in 1991 during his first NBA championship run with the Chicago Bulls. There are no leaked images of the purported retro at the time of writing and the pair pictured above is the '19 version. According to the leaked info, the shoe will be true to the original 1991 form with "Nike Air" branding on the heel. The sneaker will don a black nubuck upper offset by infrared hits on the lace lock, the spoiler on the heel, and the midsole. The 2026 version of the "Black Infrared" Jordan 6 will be the third time the style has featured "Nike Air" branding on the heel since the original '91 drop, including in 2000 and 2019. Check back for concrete rele...

  One of the most popular  Foamposites  of all time may be returning in 2024. According to leaker  @zSneakerheadz , the “Galaxy” Nike Air Foamposite One is headed back to retail next spring. The sneaker originally dropped during NBA All-Star Weekend in Orlando in 2012 alongside a pack of space-themed sneakers including signature models for  Lebron James,   Kevin Durant,  and  Kobe Bryant.  The launch created mayhem across the country, with some retailers having to cancel the release entirely. One person infamously went as  far as listing their car —with a full tank of gas—on Craigslist in search of a trade for a size 10.5. The “Galaxy” Foamposite’s popularity has endured in the decade since its debut, and it became one of the most notable sneakers of its era inspiring countless homages in the sneaker and streetwear scene. The original sneaker featured an all-over print consisting of blue and purple shades with star de...

  In addition to the possible  “Black Toe” Air Jordan 1 Low  release,  Jordan Brand  may also be bringing back the original colorway in its high-top form. Early rumors from  @jfgrails  on Instagram suggest that the  “Black Toe” Air Jordan 1 High  is on the schedule for a 2023 release. According to the account, the forthcoming drop is part of the brand’s so-called “Reimagined” series and will feature a vintage look much like this year’s version of the  “Chicago” Jordan 1.  The mockup photo shared by the account depicts the shoe featuring cracked leather uppers predominantly on the ankle collar, although it’s not confirmed if the retail pair will look this way. The “Black Toe” Air Jordan 1 High debuted in 1985 and was last available in 2016. There are no concrete release details available for this “Black Toe” Air Jordan 1 High Reimagined, but we’ll keep you updated with new developments in the months ahead. UPDATE ...