Similar to the Fusion 20 Stealth, this sneaker features a predominately black upper. It has royal blue accents on the ankle strap, heel and outsole. Another interesting design is the metallic gold stitching on the midsole.

This colorway, along with the Stealth 20 Fusion, will release December, 13th, 2008 at select urban accounts and Niketowns. Check out the release info below. Which Fusion 20 interest you the most: Stealth or this Black/Metallic Gold/Varsity Royal?

The Air Jordan Fusion 20 Low - Dark Cinder/Varsity Red features a coffee brown upper made of premium leather and nubuck. Red accents are visible on the lace tag, tongue, heel, and stitching on the midsole. This unique sneaker is also complimented with a gum sole. Similar to the aforementioned Air Jordan 20 Fusion, this shoe also contains laser print on the side panels.

The Air Jordan Fusion 20 Low - Dark Cinder/Varsity Red will publicly hit retailers on December 20th, 2008; however, you can pick them up now at BNYC for a heftier price. More detailed pics after the jump. Also, check out the release date info below.

As we inch closer and closer to the release date of the Air Jordan Fusion 20, new pics have surfaced on the web. On November, 28th, 2008, Jordan Brand will be releasing this hybrid in two colorways: Midnight Navy/White-Silver and White/Black-Varsity Red.

Although not as unique as the Marcus Jordan PE we showed you last month, this Fusion owns a few interesting features itself. Reminiscent to the Air Jordan 20, they feature a laser print velcro strap over the top of the shoe. The rear of the sneaker is also Air Jordan 20-inspired. The Nike Air Force 1 inspiration is noticeable on the midsole; however, it also features the classic Air Force 1 ankle strap.

More detailed pics of each sneaker after the jump. Also, Check out the release information below. Via City Sole

The Air Jordan 20 Fusion contains a white leather upper with brown laser print on the side panels. It seems as if JB was influenced by a Louis Vuitton Damier bag when designing the midsole. Nevertheless, if that does not throw you off, you may want to restain from the mustard yellow accents that are visible on the midsole and heel! Can we say Bad or Fugly?

This incredible mural project commemorates the achievements of Jordan’s career, along with the shoes we all have come to know and love. Also featured on the mural is “Follow The Leader”, a tribute to the Eric B and Rakim album that also dropped in the year of 1988.

If you are in Chicago, and want to pick up the Countdown Pack at St Alfred’s, you’ll have something nice to look at as you wait for the doors to open, at noon, for this highly anticipated Air Jordan release.

More photos after the jump.

The Air Jordan Fusion is not as bad as some of the recent JB projects we have seen recently. Nonetheless, not my type! View detailed pictures of this colorway after the jump provided by Kicks On Fire.

The Jordan 20 that was called upon for the package is not exactly receiving as much love as it probably could have. A bit of a shock, Jordan Brand decided to call up the “regional” Air Jordan 20 and entirely black out the shoe. The regional Jordan 20s were far from being as popular to the other 20s in the line. One could find many of them hanging out at the outlets well after the Jordan 21 had released.

Rarely do I inject personal opinion into my writing, (what you choose to wear is up to you!) but to hold silent about this is too hard. In a year that we are supposed to “Countdown” the Jordan shoes in what many thought would be a year of “greatest hits”, the trend seems to be that a package consists of one chart topper, and one ringtone rap classic. If a “regional” Air Jordan can make it into a CDP, what else can we pray we won’t see? Jordan 11 low LE? Jordan 15 Moc? Jordan 22 PE? Pics from KidKrazy007 at NikeTalk.