Need a complete look at the entire Jordan Brand July 2012 update?

Need a complete look at the entire Jordan Brand July 2012 update? We already showed you the Air Jordan VI ‘Olympic’ and the five new colorways of the Air Jordan 2012 Lite, but that’s not all that’s hitting stores this month. The Jordan D’Reign (Dwyane Wade’s takedown model) will finally hit U.S. stocklists in two colorways, and the high-top Nike Free Run + 3 Jordan Flight 23 RST Mid also joins the mix to give this month a bit of variety. Take a look at all the updates Jordan Brand served up below and let us know which July 2012 release you’ve got on deck in your ‘must-cop’ list!

Last week adidas unveiled the all-new Boost technology during their Innovation Nike Free Run 3.0 V4 Day Nike Free Mens Shoes in New York City, presenting the world with a revolutionary new foam material that is, as they claim, better in every way than the current EVA foam used across the industry. The first model to implement this new material is the adidas Energy Boost, which features the foam on the midsole to give the shoe incredible bounce and most importantly, energy return. It’s not exactly one solid piece, but a bunch of tiny foam balls pressed together to form one mold – thus the ‘bumpy’ exterior of the midsole. adidas will launch the adidas Energy Boosy on February 27th, but it appears that retailer CaliRoots has their stock already on hand, so check out the gallery below and let us know what you think about this new technology.

Their Nizza is adidas Originals’ classic basketball silhouette most likely to be compared to the Nike Blazer, but did you know adi Dassler’s footwear brand actually beat the Swoosh’s first b-ball sneaker to market by nearly four years?  1969′s adidas Originals Basket Profi beat the Blazer out of the gates by a hefty margin, and these four new suede designs attempt to gain back some of that attention.  Featuring white-on-color construction, these come off quite similar to Nike Sportswear’s VNTG Blazer series; will you make these a part of your rotation now that they’re available at select Three Stripes dealers like 43einhalb?
 

The return of the Olympic version of the Air Force 180 Low set the table perfectly for the ‘return’ of the Nike Air Force 180 High, as the redone classic sitting on the same midsole returns later this year. With Retro-styled high-top basketball sneakers making a ‘comeback’ of sorts led by the Ewing Athletics line, the Air Force 180 High should make some of its own noise thanks to the crisp colorways like this Wolf Grey/White-Black set to arrive sometime in the coming months. We’ll give you more solid release information when it arrives, but for now enjoy the detailed gallery of this pump-less Air Force 180 High and let us know what you think.