The Air Jordan Force Fusion VIII is the latest Force-meets-Jordan hybrid to be released, and this upcoming colorway features somewhat of a “reverse” design; the famous graffiti-esque logo is now placed on the midsole while shedding the cross-strap, opting for a singular strap normally seen on the Air Force 1 High.So far, Jordan Brand has released four Air Jordan Fusion 8’s, including Aqua, White/Black-Varsity Red and White/Black-Varsity Maize versions for the guys and a Black/Vivid Pink number for the girls. This coming weekend will see the fifth installment of the Fusion 8, a Black/Rainbow version which will mark the fourth release in total for the guys.
The embossed ‘23′ logo can be seen on the outer toe, but the glaring design cue is clearly the multi-colored lenticular Nike swoosh that is absent in the original VIII Fusion.If your familiar with your Fusion’s, which some of you may be more then you wanna be, you’ll notice that this particular version sports some noticeable differences from those which have released already. For starters, the graffiti-like graphics, which are shown here using a multi-colored design, have been relocated to the midsole. On all the previous models the graphics were always included along the base of the upper, as they were on the original Air Jordan 8. The cross-strap has been removed as well and replaced with an smaller ankle strap, giving the shoes more of an Air Force 1 look then an Air Jordan 8 feel.
Besides for the rainbow colored graphics on the midsole, the multi-colored lenticular Nike Swoosh is the other obvious eye-catcher here, and yet one of the other elements not included on the previous releases due to the fact the cross-strap would have covered the Swoosh.This new alternate Fusion VIII in black and a rainbow of colors is slated to release as a House of Hoops exclusive this Saturday so head over to your local spot if these are up your alley.
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