Titan does it again. I didn’t expect these Is to drop but they’re here, which is all that matters. The Air Jordan I collaboration with pop culture artist Dave White (also known for the Jordan shoe paintings from years past) drops tomorrow, February 11, exclusively at Titan Katipunan once doors open. This may be one of the better Is and collaborations ever made by Jordan Brand over the past couple of years. With the use of premium leathers, elephant skin detailing, the non-Swooshed Js are one of a kind that should be on everyone’s list.

The Air Jordan 1 Dave White retails for 8,495 php, first come, first served and 1 pair per customer.

First we had the Chicago Xs, now we have the Old Royal Xs. Releasing tomorrow, this new color up for the Jordan X comes with a predominantly white upper, with old royal blue and stealth accents on the lining, tongue, outsole, lace hooks and the Jumpmans on the heel. The patent leather mudguard is a new touch for the X, giving the old school shoe a different look for the new age Jordan fan.

The Air Jordan X Retro ‘Old Royal’ drops tomorrow, February 11, at Jordan Brand stockists such as Titan (Fort and Katipunan), retailing for 7,495 php.

I know, I know. It’s 5 weeks too late from Christmas Day. So why bother, right? Put it this way– Back then, we didn’t even receive special edition colorways. Back then we never caught a glimpse of Christmas Exclusives. Back then (and to a certain extent up to the present), we had to pay online sites and resellers boatloads of cash to get these limiteds. And besides- you’re bound to see Melo wear them again for St. Patty’s. Drop by Titan Fort or Katipunan this weekend for these special color ups of the Melo M8. The shoe retails for 6,295 php and available in limited quantities.

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Swung by Titan Katipunan for a sec to see the stocks remaining from the Kobe VII Restock (Cheetah/Leopard all gone, Sharks still available) and saw these- another colorway for the Jordan X AC (Auto Clave). Previously, they issued the traditional Jordan color combo (black/varsity red) for these. Now we see them bust out a white/old royal colorway, perfect for the school right across the Katipunan branch. The Old Royal Xs are actually dropping next month and this is here to whet your appetite.

The Jordan X Auto Clave retails for 4,995 php, available at Jordan Brand doors such as Titan.

2012 marks the return of the X. A couple of days ago Jordan Brand released an autoclaved version of the Jordan X. Tomorrow, Saturday, you can get the real thing. The Air Jordan X Retro “Chicago” colorway drops tomorrow at select Jordan Brand stockists  and sneaker specialty stores such as Titan. Aside from being one of the earlier Jordan pairs, what makes this shoe special? For one, MJ returned after a year and a couple of months of retirement wearing these. These were also dubbed the Double Nickel, as he rocked these when he scored 55 on the Knicks. Gotta have it? Looks like it. Though there are a couple of changes done compared to the OG Xs (tongue logo, insole and inner lining), you might want to consider these to rock in the New Year.

Some Nike stores disregarded the RD on these and sold them a couple of weeks back. So for those who thought they missed out, don’t worry. You can get them tomorrow. The Air Jordan X Retro retails for 7,495 php.

Some of you might’ve seen Ray Allen or the other Team Jordan players rock these on Opening Day (or any Regular Season game after). Looking to be this season’s team shoe, Jordan Brand released the Jordan Flight the Power. Alright, I don’t know who from JB is calling the shots in terms of these corny sneaker names but I do hope you give the shoe another chance. From now on, let’s call it the Jordan FTP. Without looking at the tech, you can see that the shoe uses mesh middle panels for better breathability and an innovative dual pull lacing system for a more lockdown support.

For cushioning, the JB FTP uses a Max Air unit on the heel. What intrigues me here is the interesting lacing system (from the base eyelet all the way to the pull system) and the asymmetrical shoe construction. It may not be your conventional shoe but I’m sure Jordan Brand have tested the shoe long enough to assure us that they’re good for us to use on game day. The Jordan Flight The Power is now available at Titan (Fort and Katipunan) with two colorways. The shoe retails for 6,595 php.

With the Jordan Xs dropping this weekend, Jordan Brand wants to whet your appetite with these Jordan X AC (Auto Clave). The upper- in traditional Jordan black and red – is now paired with an auto clave sole, which is the same sole you find on Vans or other vulcanized soles. This is definitely a low key lifestyle shoe for the Jordanhead. The shoe comes with the same hangtag as the Jordan Xs dropping this weekend.

The Jordan X AC retails for 4,995 php at Titan Fort and Katipunan.

For those looking for DWade’s home colorway, look no further. The Jordan Fly Wade 2 “Home” colorway is now available in store at Jordan accounts, such as Titan. Hyperfuse upper + Lunarlon midsole cushioning equals to a great on-court performance shoe. I’ve talked to a couple of users and they’re quite pleased with the shoe’s performance.

The Jordan Fly Wade 2 retails for 6,995 php.

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The other day we featured the release of Chris Paul’s latest signature shoe,the CP3.V.For those not feeling the predominantly black shoe, you can see that JB released the home/white version as well. Flywire, Podulon tech rule this shoe and should be a great hoop shoe to play in.Both colorways are now available at Jordan Brand stockists such as Nike Park, Stadium, and Titan.

The Jordan CP3.V retails for 5,995 php.

As this week is the launch of Chris Paul’s latest signature shoe, the CP3.V from Jordan Brand, their new campaign is quite apt for his current season in the NBA. “Quick Controls Chaos”. With his arrival in Los Angelese being one of the bigger stories of the lockout-shortened season, this new campaign just fits in nicely.

The CP3.V is a definite upgrade from his previous models. Podulon Technology is broken down further and improved on for this shoe. Having Advanced Cushlon ST II on the medial side helps CP3 to push off faster with every explosive move on the court. The lateral side uses Compression Molded Phylon on the midsole, providing firm cushioning and solid lateral stability. Flywire is on the upper to keep the shoe lightweight (which has been Nike’s trademark direction in terms of materials of their basketball range).

The Black/White-Stealth colorway is now available at Nike stores and stockists, such as Titan. The Jordan CP3.V retails for 5,995 php.

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