If you recall, we got a glimpse of this Jordan Spizike Black/Cement Grey via Eddie Cruz’s Twitter account. Upon seeing this shoe the majority of you stated that it was somewhere at the top of your must-have list. It has been stated that this shoe will release in February 2010; meanwhile, check out detailed photos of this Spizike.

This Jordan Spizike is obviously inspired by the Air Jordan IV Black/Cement Grey. It features a predominately black upper with minimal red accents on the laceholders and sections on the outsole. The cement grey details appear on the straps and side wall. In addition, the inner lining ties back to the classic Mars Blackmon commercials. Could this be the best colorway seen on the Jordan Spizike yet? Click here to voice your opinion.

Lately, we have seen numerous, upcoming Jordan Spizike colorways that are scheduled to release next year including the black patent, the black/white-infrared and the “Grape”.  However, this “Do You Know” design was the first Spizike we saw this year; now, we have detailed photos of the highly-anticipated sneaker.

It draws multiple color scheme inspirations from the Air Jordan 3 “True Blue”, the Air Jordan 3 “Cement” and the Air Jordan 3 “Fire Red”. The predominately white leather upper obviously ties all three classic sneakers together seeing that they all posses this attribute. As added features, this shoe features a repeated text of, “Do You Know” on the inner lining and a photo of Spike Lee paired with the words, Fresh Since 1985 on the insole. Click here to view additional photos.

Yesterday we got a look at the Jordan Spizike Black/White-Infrared, which was rumored to have been designed by DJ Clark Kent and then later confirmed to have no real connection. Today, we have this patent leather version, which thankfully hasn’t been linked to anyone but MJ and Spike.

These are absolutely slathered in black patent leather. From the ankle on down to the toes, this shiny black material is present. The toe piece looks to be made of solid black suede, while a laser print is used on the heel section. Breaking up the black are both the liner, which is red and features print, and a white plastic grate from the Jordan V. The Air bubble sole from the Jordan III isn’t covered in patent, but it has been done up with a black shiny coating.

These are expected to drop Spring 2010. How do these compare to the other Spizikes we’ve seen, like the one above or the Black and Cement Greys we saw awhile back?

Many of you labeled the Jordan Spizike “Grape” a must-have upon first seeing the sneak peek. Along with “Grape” colorway, JB will also release a black/white-infrared colorway of the Spizike some time in 2010.

It features a predominately black base with multiple infrared accents around the collar area, the midfoot section and the midsole. One of the more interesting features on this shoe is the cement print designs located toe area and the heel panel. Although this Spizike officially releases in 2010, Osneaker now has a few sizes available now.

Update: Earlier, it was stated that DJ Clark Kent designed this particular Jordan Spizike; however, we have confirmed with Clark Kent that he did not take part in designing this.

After showing you ’sneak peek’ photos of the Air Jordan 6 Retro White/Infrared and the Jordan Spizike “Grape”, we now have surprisingly spotted the latter sneaker at Osneaker in multiple sizes. Is this Jordan Spizike a must-have for you?

Now that additional photos of this highly anticipated sneaker, we can see additional, distinctive details throughout the base. For example, quarter panel and toe area possess off-white cement print, while the midsole is done up in black and the outsole is translucent. It also features a blue Jumpman logo on the midfoot area. Is this one of the better Spizike colorways yet? As stated earlier, you can now pick this shoe up at Osneaker for $220. Click here to view additional photos.

Yesterday, we showed you the Jordan Spizike “Do You Know”, and some of you expressed a lot of interest in the multi-colored sneaker. However, while we wait for that release (2010), Jordan Brand has released the Spizike Boot Dark Cinder/Black at select retailers such as City Sole.

While the aforementioned Spizike “Do You Know” would be ideal for the spring and/or summer seasons this Spzike Boot undoubtedly goes hand in hand with the fall/winter season. It features a predominately dark cinder colored base with minimal black accents in the form of the laceholders and tongue. To coincide with those sections, this shoe is finished with a rugged, black sole. As an added featurre, this Spizike Boot also contains elephant print designs on the heel panel and toe area. Click here to view additional photos.