Today in Paris the limited edition Air Jordan XX3 released at exactly 11 in the morning. On hand 23 deliberate pairs of the coveted sneakers were up for sale, and promptly sold out. The place all of this sneaker love took place was at Opium…one of the places to in Paris to go if you want that limited edition pair of Kicks. Opium prides itself on not just being a sneaker shop but also a museum for sneaker culture. And true to that mission the store went all out for the release of the first pairs of the Air Jordan XX3 in France. Check out these photos of how they transformed their shop to celebrate the release of the Air Jordan XX3 and mark the Air Jordan legacy.

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Hype around the Air Jordan XX3 limited edition release dropping today is high. A couple of pairs have leaked on eBay with the price of the auction at this point at $1,726.00. The kicks release today with lines promising to be constant at the 23 retailers getting them in.

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Paris based Sold Out just posted the Air Jordan Countdown pack which contains the Air Jordan 10 “Shadow” and Air Jordan 13 in the white/black-true red color combo. They are pushing the packs for 270 euros for the set. At the time of the post 13 are available from US sizes 8 to 12, hurry if you want to pick these up. Get them here.

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Here is a look at the Air Jordan 2 from the fourth coming countdown pack, which pairs it with a pair of Air Jordan XXI. The kicks are in the classic white/varsity-red colorway and scheduled to release in April of 2008. The pack will run you $310 a price, which is worth it considering this, may be the last time the kicks will release for awhile. Check the Air Jordan Release Dates Page for more info.

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Right before the NBA All-Star game the Air Jordan XX3 will release in a white, black, varsity red color combo. You will be able to pick them up for $185 on the 2nd of February 2008. Check out a very detailed preview of the kicks after the jump.

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You still don’t have an invite for the Air Jordan Flight Club here is a new reason to hunt one down. On the 2nd of February the Air Jordan 12 x Air Force 1 fusion in the Green Bean colorway will release exclusively at the Flight Club. Word has the price set at $160.

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Word from Niketalk is that the Air Jordan XX3 in a white titanium-university blue color combo that is set to release on the 25th of January 2008, is set to release in very limited numbers through out Europe. Word has it that in total 115 pairs will be available to the European market. Of that 115, 46 pairs will go to German sneaker shop snipes, and will be available at its Hamburg and Frankfurt shops.

Also from Niketalk is a list of upcoming Air Jordan releases for early 2008 at select European Footlockers. Among the releases that will be available is the Air Jordan Countdown Pack with the Air Jordan 10 and 13. Also on deck for a release is the Air Jordan XX3.

Check out the list of releases after the jump.

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The first Air Jordan XX3 is set to release next week on the 25th of January 2008 at select shops. The kicks come in a white titanium-university blue colorway and will retail for $185.

For a complete list of the limited number of shops in the United States where you can pick these up check after the jump.

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The Countdown Pack is set to officially launch today the 19th of January 2008. The first pack in the series is the Air Jordan X Shadow Grey and the Air Jordan XIII in a white/black-true red color combo. The kicks are going to be limited with word that shops will receive no more than 2 to 3 sizes of the pack. Retail is $310 for the pack.

For more info on future releases check out the Air Jordan release dates page.

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The Air Jordan Countdown Pack 10/13 is set to release today and will include the Air Jordan 10 Shadow. Here is a detailed look at the kicks before you got out and pick them up.

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