We have witnessed how sneaker fans reacted to Jordan Brand’s hybrid silhouettes but despite of that, JB continues to produce more fused sneakers including their controversial model, the Air Jordan Force Fusion X that is being introduced today in a new makeup known as “Dark Shadow”.

Jordan Brand’s Air Jordan Force Fusion X combines two classic silhouettes namely Air Force 1 and Air Jordan X. Featuring a “Dark Shadow” motif, this Air Jordan Force Fusion X takes a predominant dark grey upper that is accentuated with black highlights throughout and red hints on the Jumpman logo at the back heel and tongue label. It’s also shown here with a nubuck upper…

This sneaker can look so innocent and pure at first glance but a closer inspection will tell you otherwise. The Air Jordan Fusion 8 sneaker is a lot better than the “Aqua” colorway of the same model which was released a few months ago.

The Air Jordan VIII Bugs Bunny sneaker has inspired the Air Jordan Fusion 8 sneaker. It comes in a white upper with perforated side panels and white shoelaces. The sneaker ‘s appeal comes in the form of the black, rd and white design on the heel, just between the upper and the grey midsole with contrasting white stitches. The white outsole keeps the whole thing intact.

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If there’s a sneaker that can be rightly dubbed “two face” then this one is it. The Air Jordan Fusion 13 White/Black-Varsity Red sneaker is the fusion of the AJF 12 and the AJF 5, which originally came with untouched AFI outsoles, but which was ultimately changed to soles that looked more like the original Air Jordan shoes.

The Air Jordan Fusion 13 White/Black-Varsity Red sneaker comes with a two-faced black and white upper which comes with an ankle strap in white and a defined toe box. The two-faced nature of the sneaker has never been more emphasized than in the toe box.

The heel of the Air Jordan Fusion 13 White/Black-Varsity…

Unconventional and aggressive are words that can be used to describe the Air Jordan (IV) Fusion - Varsity Red / Cement which was first seen at the Jordan classic courtside. It has a red nubuck upper with cement covering the midsole, wings and even the heel tab. It is predominantly red but what makes it unique is the fusion of design and material primarily the use of cement on various parts.

This version of the Air Jordan IV (4) actually veers away from the original colorways. The red nubuck becomes more prominent with the white sole and cement print accent. This is a good looking pair of sneakers, one you would…