Hybrid Jordans have had a lukewarm following from day one, but even Gilbert Arenas, a certified Jordan head with an eye for older heat, broke these babies out last week during a game against the Celtics. The idea of the Air Jordan 12 Six Rings in itself is pretty interesting – combining all the Nike Free Runs that Michael wore during his championship years, so what other hybrid-Jordans could be possible? A ‘Dunk Contest’ hybrid, combining the Nike Free Run 3 and III? A ‘Wizards’ hybrid, Nike Free Run 3.0 V3 combining the XVI and XVII (oh wait, there IS a XVI x XVII hybrid). In any case, tomorrow is the official release of the Jordan Six Rings in the Foamposite-like Royal blue finish, so cop these at Jordan Brand retailers tomorrow or pick up a pair now on stores online.

The reaction to a recently revealed Medium Grey denim Nike Dunk High Premum was decidely positive, and while the look isn’t super-obvious, there was indeed a hint that these are part of a larger Nike Free Run 5.0 V4 collection.  They have the same French flag heel loop as these new pinstriped Premium Dunks, an element that adds a silver rooster to prove it’s a part of Nike’s newly unveiled French Football Federation collection.  Quite ironic to see the French collection feature a Yankees-like look, but it’s satisfying all the same and you can grab yours today from select Nike Sportswear retailers like Proper.

Supra’s Stevie Williams signature model is back with a couple of bold new colorways in time for spring skating.  The Supra S1W arrives at retail in a pattern that no longer qualifies as ‘concealment’, though the neutral shades at play on this blaze-orange lined hightop are certainly capable of blending in with a huge range of outfits.  On the opposite end of the spectrum, you have the less visually complex but more aggressive black and red edition, and both are depicted in greater detail below.  Have a closer look, let us know if it’s the modern camo or classic bred look that catches your eye, then grab your selection straight from Supra.