There’s not too much else that we can say about all the hybrids coming out of Air Jordan lately. They are here, we don’t think they are going anywhere, and you can either learn to like them or just ignore them. That being said, this new “Powder Blue” classic colorway could help to ease the pain a little bit.

We have to say, before this little rant, that we do like this new Flight 45, but we really wish that Jordan would spend more time creating nice retros with hot new, or even more OG colorways, instead of so many uninspired hybrids and new Brand Jordan sneakers. That being said, this white/black version is a nice take on the Flight 45.

We recently took a look at a new model from Jordan Brand, called the 60+, which most of you loved in the Laney colorway (but who hates a Laney colorway?), but were a little underwhelmed at the slightly dull black and red colorway. Here’s another pair to help you make up your mind, in white and varsity red.

We’ve said it before and we will say it again, this is a great release for a Brand Jordan sneaker, but that is mostly because of it’s close resemblance to the Air Jordan 7. Either way, this Jordan True Flight will be coming in a white/black/orange colorway and releasing in kids and womens sizes.

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We’ve already been converted to the camp that likes the new Air Jordan Force Fusion 9′s but if you still need some convincing, then there is nothing better than a classic Bulls colorway to do it for you. These feature a predominantly white upper, that contrasts greatly against the shiny black patent leather and is finished off with some red accents.

These Brand Jordan shoes first released a few years ago, and now they will be seeing their second release. Given the situation of them being Brand Jordan sneakers and not Air Jordans, can they still be called retros, since they are being brought back again? Either way, nice patent leather toebox and contrast stitching make these shoes pop.