These Fusion’s feature a little bit of a change in the colorway of the as the heel area gets a black coloring to offset the white on the front side of the shoe, that and the ankle strap make it very reminiscent of the Penny IV. The black and white is hit up with “Electro Lime” accent coloring on the tongue and heel area.

If you haven’t decided already check the photos after the break and let us know whether you hate it or love it.

Available now at Sole-Locker.

With each of these releases, there seems to be a lot of both hate and love for these hybrids. This colorway, since it’s not an original Jordan VI colorway should allow some of the purists take a sigh of relief. Aside from whether you love or hate the shoe, the colorway is nice, and something you don’t often see in a Jordan release, but since we all have our opinions, go ahead and sound off in the comment section.

Available now at Sole-Locker for $200.

Not sure if actual photos are going to help these kicks in any way, but at least you’ll have a better look. The Air Jordan Fusion 6 White/Red is another attempt to bring the Air Force 1 and the Air Jordan VI into one shoe. The strap looks out of place, and thew swoosh looks out of place on the uppers of the AJ6. There are good things about the shoe, the heel and tongue of the Air Jordan 6 remain untouched, but that is about the only thing.

Has anyone been picking these up? It seems the previous releases are still on the shelves at most retailers.

Anyway here is a better look at the Air Jordan Fusion 6 Infrared. A combination of the Air Jordan 6 with the sole of an Air Force One. What do you think, does this shoe still have soul or have they overdone it with hybrid Air Jordans? Thanks to VMV for these new pictures. Detailed shots after the jump.