Stay Laced: The Best Jordans You Can Buy Right Now

Looking to cop some new Jordans? Us too. Always. If the kicks on your list include Jordan Retro VIs, IXs, Flight 45s, or Spizikes, you are in luck. The Jordan Brand is killing it this year, and there are sick colorways of these and other solid styles ready for your credit card swipe. We've gone through the online stores to find the best Jordans out now and linked them up. Now all you need to do is commit.

Still a little unsure as to where your money is going to go? Take a look at the Jordan Fall 2010 Footwear Lookbook and decide if now is the time to buy or if you want to wait it out. We're gonna guess you'll buy now, because who has self-control anyway? Click on to see The Best Jordans You Can Buy Right Now. Things are looking good.

The Jordan Flight 45 combines the Jordan Brand's old school roots with modern technology. Built for superior cushioning and support, the Flight 45 features a full-grain leather upper with removable strap system, a foam midsole with Max Air heel, and an Air Sole unit at the forefoot for enhanced impact protection. These are a great alternative to the Air Yeezys and are a welcome change to a lot of the options on the market right now. $120

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Ideal for sneakerheads and skaters alike, the Jordan AJ 1 Phat Mid combines a classic basketball shoe with a bit of street style to create a versatile sneaker that is available in a variety of colors. The shoes feature perforated leather and synthetic uppers for maximum breathability, solid rubber cupsoles for superior cushioning, and a

rubber outsole with flex grooves for flexibility and traction. A great addition to any sneaker collection.

$100

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Giving a nod to the past while looking into the future, the Air Jordan 2010 is an innovative shoe that provides adequate stability and support while paying homage to MJ's style of play. One of the key features of the shoe, besides its unique transparent thermoplastic urethane (TPU) window, is the layered toe construction that has an independent forefoot support cover. This never-before-seen design technique allows the Air Jordan 2010 to mimic an actual foot's flexibility and movement, assisting in a player's ability to be more agile in the game.

$170

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Created by 17-year-old contest-winning designer Austin Jermacan, the Jordan Melo M6 Future Sole Men's Basketball Shoe is a revamped, super-sleek version of the Melo M6. Offering enhanced cushioning and support, the Melo M6 Future Sole is constructed with everything you need to feel confident on the court. These may have been designed by a teenager, but the kid has skills.

$125

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Pay tribute to Michael Jordan's first ground-breaking shoe with the Air Jordan 1 Retro KO Hi. While not quite as good as the original (and really what is?), they come pretty damn close. Overall, a timeless classic that will never get old no matter how many new colorways they put out.

$130

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The Jordan Silver Anniversary Collection has been one of the most popular releases of the year. Of the shoe releases, the Jordan 4 has been our favorite. A white-on-white color scheme on a classic silhouette make these as clean as they come.

$160

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A true classic that has withstood the test of time, the Air Jordan 2 Retro is almost the perfect sneaker. Worn by MJ when he averaged more than 37 points and won the Slam Dunk contest in his 1986/87 season, the AJ 2 Retro is full of unique, functional accents such as the faux-lizard skin overlays that help keep your fwwt snug and secure all day long. These shoes truly exemplify what the Jordan Brand is all about.

$135

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The Air Jordan 6 has been killing it this year and shows no signs of slowing down. The Air Jordan 6 was the first Jordan to have an internal bootie and is the pair MJ wore when he won his first title. Although we can't promise that you'll have his playing ability after copping these, we can guarantee you'll at least look good while getting posterized.

$150

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While these were met with mixed reactions when initially introduced, Jordan heads have come to accept this unique colorway. Like the "Pistons" edition that was released prior to this one, it pays tribute to a team that MJ had to overcome in order to capture the first of his six NBA Championships. The coolest feature on this shoe is the black 3M material that changes from dark matte to completely metallic depending on where and how the light hits it.

$150

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When you take the best elements from the Jordan 3, 4, 5, and 6, and combine them into one sneaker, it's hard NOT to come up with something dope. These are a great blend of function and design. Perfect for the court or the streets.

$160

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Arguably one of the best Jordans released so far this year. The shoes feature a simple two-tone base, speckled accents, and a clear outsole. If it was unclear before, the "Oreos" definitively declare 2010 the year of the AJ 6.

$140

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For years, the Air Jordan 9 seemed to have been overlooked by most of the sneaker community. However, the AJ 9 is making a strong comeback this year. With simple yet eye-catching designs and smart color-blocking, the AJ 9 "Citrus" is sure to be one of the most talked about shoes of the summer. While not officially released until July 3, a few online retailers managed to snag a few pairs early, so get yours now.

$215

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These Air Jordan 9s are arguably one of the most highly-anticipated releases of 2010. It was originally thought that these were a re-release of the 1993 "Powder Blues," but we now know that these are slightly different. Either way, these are dope shoes that feature the signature inner bootie and one-pull lace lock system.

$150

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