Ok, so of course this isn’t an actual Air Jordan release, but we want to get an idea on what sort of opinions our readers have on a shoe like this. Me personally, even though I’m not a fan of LA Gear, am disappointed to see them blatantly copy another companies design, when they used to have innovative products, such as the LA Lights line.

Jordan has been known as of late, as the “company of 1,000 hybrids”, but this one is actually looking to inspire some more original ideas from them. The upper of these shoes will be predominantly black with green cement accents. The outsole of the shoe will also feature the color green. What do you think of Jordan’s newest hybrid?

Brand Jordan has been doing the Black/Cement colorway to death lately, but we’re not sure whether or not that is a bad thing, given that it is such a nice and classic colorway. The other colorway is black and white, which is admittedly not as nice, and maybe even a little boring.

Here is a look at an early sample of some Air Jordan 11′s that Jordan produced with a number 45 on the back. This is your typical “Bred” 11, outside of the fact of the 45 on the heel, which has the Jumpman logo embroidered right next to it. What’s your opinion on this rendition?

Air Jordan is slated to release this new pair of Retro 1′s for the ladies. They feature a 100% Coral Pink patent leather upper that makes the shoe really shine. The laces are the same color of Coral Pink as well as the outsole, except that the outsole gets the icy touch.

A new colorway of the Jordan CP3.II is now available from Jordan Brand’s Chris Paul Line. The colorway is white, black and sunstone. The number 61 is featured on the back heel, representing the 61 points Chris Paul scored, only days after his grandfather was the victim of a grisly murder, in a robbery gone wrong in his own driveway.

Early word says that these should be out for the 2009 Holiday season, but for now, this version is just a sample. Jordan took the Spizike design, and gave it boot-like features for the winter season, and given a colorway appropriate for an outdoor hiking boot. We’re on the fence about these, what about you?