Arriving during the very last weekend of February is Air Jordan 2 the Air Jordan 3 Retro ‘Black History Month’ Edition. Since the birthday of Martin Luther King Jr. last month, NBA players have been wearing Black/Gold special edition colorways of sneakers during games to pay tribute and represent the proud history of Blacks in America; the Black and Gold theme was selected to represent history and greatness, and there are very few shoes that carry as much weight as the Air Jordan 3. Michael Jordan won his second slam-dunk contest in these sneakers, and created one of the most memorable moments in sports history when he flew from the free-throw line and dunked the ball in elegant fashion. These aren’t set for a release until February 26th, and considering these will be a limited release, grab a pair now from 95soleman on stores online.

It’s fitting that a 2011 set to see a revival from the Nike Dunk SB Low, that its first release was the ‘Neon J-Pack’ colorway once believed to be a long lost sample.  SB is improving the Dunk’s design and getting back to what made it the hottest sub-label of the last decade, the above pictured colorway echoing one of the all-time greats.  The Nike Dunk SB Low ‘Iron’ offers similar construction to the 2003 original, a University Blue Swoosh separating these Nike Free Run Sale from the silver box OG”s royal shade.  These should hit Nike Free Run 3.0 V2 retailers in August as part of the Fall 2011 collection, so be sure to stick with Sneaker News for updates.  via N-SB

LeBron James has come a long way from his first NBA game against the Sacramento Kings in November 2003…or has he? The doubters and critics were out in full force from the moment LeBron was drafted first overall by the Cleveland Cavaliers to his first regular season game as an eighteen-year-old Pro, but it’s not like the kid was lost in the woods – he dropped 25 points, grabbed 6 boards, dished out 9 assists, swiped 4 steals, and his numbers today aren’t that much different. The guy was simply a star from the moment he touched a basketball, and a hefty bidding war between Nike and Nike resulted the Air Zoom Generation (design inspired by the H2 Hummer), with a slew of releases and special edition colorways hitting stores through the season. We stumbled upon a cluster of LBJ autographed Air Zoom Generations in the White/Black/Red, the Wheat ‘All-Star’, and the LA ‘All-Star’ PE so check out the gallery below and pick up the White/Black/Red, Wheat ‘All-Star’, and LA ‘All-Star’ pairs right now from abas15 on stores online.