We originally spotted a catalog scan of the Air Jordan Melo M7 back in late March, and we now have a few photos of the actual sneaker to share. As showcased by these images, the AJ M7 will boast a phylon midsole with Zoom Air in the forefoot, while the heel of the sneaker will yield a Nike Air Max bag. This specific style of the M7 features a white patent leather upper accented by a blue midsole, maize hits on the panels, and blue inner lining. Expect for the Air Jordan Melo M7 to be available for purchase in the Winter of 2010.

The Jordan Melo M7 Advance was previewed a few months back and was supposed to launch on June 1. However, due to some unforeseen circumstances, the launch was pushed back to this weekend. Though I am sure there would be more hype around this shoe if Melo and the Knicks had made it to the NBA Finals, that is still no reason to sleep on the first shoe from Jordan Brand to offer Flywire in the upper. Besides the tech specs, there is something to be said about the black upper, white midsole, and translucent outsole.

Jordan Melo M6

The Jordan Melo M6 first released in the fall of 2006 as superstar Carmelo Anthony sixth signature sneaker. That year's Future Sole competition challenged high school designers to design a new upper for a shoe that utilized the Melo M6's Zoom Air carriage and tooling. 17-year old Austin Jermacans designed to the new version of the shoe, which included a forefoot strap and cross-stitched ankle support panel.