Jordan Brand’s 2026 strategy continues with the Air Jordan 5 “Halloween,” a smartly timed seasonal release.

Air Jordan 5 Retro ‘Black University Blue’ sneakers (Style Code: DD0587-008) are coming back to the masses after a 20-year hiatus. Just when I was ready to make the Air Jordan 6 my new silhouette ...

The Air Jordan 5 'Wolf Grey' drops February 28, 2026, for $220. Get release details, 2011 vs 2026 comparison, and difficulty ...

Check our Sneakers news for more upcoming releases and breaking content! The Air Jordan 5 was first introduced in 1990 as the latest iteration in the growing Air Jordan line from Nike. Revealed in a ...

The 'Tokyo' Jordan 5 and Fragment x Travis Scott x Jordan 1 Low headline this month's best drops. Jordan Brand has prepped several fall-themed Air Jordan releases for September. The month kicks off ...

Nike released a new Air Jordan 5 shoe recently, and they’re a hit. If you missed it, there is still time to get the limited-edition shoe. In a rare occurrence, Nike’s Air Jordan 5 Fire Red ‘Black ...

The latest slate of retro Nike Air Jordan sneakers is finally here for Spring 2026! Check our Sneakers news for more upcoming ...

Chicago Bulls legend Michael Jordan is remembered for dominating the NBA throughout the 1990s. However, at the beginning of the decade, Jordan still had plenty left to prove. "His Airness" started the ...

This year's 35th anniversary of the Air Jordan 5 will soon continue with a new colorway hitting retailers this month. As confirmed on the Nike SNKRS app, the women's exclusive "Luminous Green" Air ...

There's a pretty lineup of collaborative sneakers up for grabs this week, ranging from Adidas to Puma to Jordan Brand. The projects include a wrestling-themed Japan collection from Brain Dead and ...

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It’s hard being the middle child. On one end of the Air Jordan 5’s place in the Jordan chronology you have the 1, 2, 3, and 4—the shoes that started it all and Tinker Hatfield’s back-to-back ...