Incredible Feets is currently the ONLY dealer in the United States that you can walk-in and try-on a pair of Ektio shoes

Ektio sneakers are doctor invented, clinically tested, and designed to protect against the number ONE orthopedic injury in the world, and the most common injury on the basketball court, sprained ankles. The Ektio sneakers incorporate built-in straps within the walls of the shoe that support the outside ligaments of the ankle. The technology also incorporates side bumpers located on the lateral side of the shoe to provide maximum stability. Clinical studies showed that Ektio technology does not inhibit any of the necessary motions of the ankle needed to perform at the highest level, allowing you to play harder, with higher confidence, and maximized performance.

Why is the Ektio technology a better alternative than wearing an ankle brace or tape? Ektio technology is designed to bring the foot and the shoe together as a single unit where the foot and the shoe move in the same direction. When wearing a brace or tape, the foot is attached to the brace, but not to the shoe, which allows for movement within the shoe. If the shoe rolls while wearing a brace or tape, the ankle will move in an opposite direction and could result in tearing of the ligament.

John Starks of the New York Knicks has been a firm believer in Ektio's revolutionary technology and has been with the company since he got wind of the company. John has claimed numerous times that he wishes this technology was available while he was playing. Ektio and John Starks are on a mission to educate athletes worldwide about the effects of ankle sprains and how they can impact a career. Remaining healthy is vital to success and John Starks believes Ektio's technology is the best solution on the market today.

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The Air Jordan Retro 10’s are being re-released for the very first time on Saturday January 21, 2012.  The original Retro 10’s featured a white upper with a solid black inner lining and the Jumpman logo stitched on the rear of the sneaker in black. However, the re-released Retro 10’s will feature a white upper with black trim and red accents; as well as a red and black checkered inner lining with the famous Jumpman logo stitched on the rear of the sneaker in red.

Even with just a few slight changes to the sneaker, the Air Jordan Retro 10’s are slated to be one of the most anticipated sneakers for the Jordan brand in 2012.

Here's our first look at the holiday release, featuring a white mesh and leather upper with the famous black patent mudguard wrapped around the base. Black also works the inner liner, tongue detail, heel tab and Jumpman branding. Like we've seen with pretty much all clear-soled Jordan releases in recent months, the translucent outsole on this pair is blue-tinted. Of course, the shoe's nickname comes from the concord hits on the tongue Jumpman branding and outsole tread.

For that game, Jordan gave the world a preview of the Air Jordan XIV, which wasn't set to release until later that fall. He wore the Black/Varsity Red colorway, which would later be dubbed  the "Last Shots" because of the historic jumper made in Game 6. One of the single most popular Jordans in the line, the "Last Shots" returned to retail in 2005 and will do so once again this holiday season.

Here's a detailed look at the 2011 "Last Shot" Air Jordan Retro 14 release. The sleek, black-based sneaker featured a ribbed leather and smooth nubuck upper with varsity red hits on the toe, tongue bar, heel and midsole. A Ferrari-inspired yellow Jumpman shield adorns the lateral ankle of the shoe, while a predominantly black rubber outsole completes the look below. Outside of some pretty obvious material changes, this release remains pretty true to the original.