Quantcast
Cop or Not?
61.99%
38.01%

After ten years since it first hit stores, the "Space Jam" Air Jordan XI Retro returned in 2009. It was released in December, just a few days before Christmas. This time around there are a few differences between these and the 2000 version. For instance, the Jumpman logo on the heels face inward while the '00 version faced outward. The Jumpman logo on the outsole is now blue instead of white. Lastly, the phrase "Jumpman Jam" on the tongue label has been replaced with "Jumpman Jordan." Still, not enough change to prohibit people from wanting these just as much as the previous release, if not more. They retailed for $175, and were a general release available in full family sizing from men's all the way down to crib soft bottoms. You could find them everywhere Jordans were sold from urban accounts to chainstores and everything in between. But even though they were a GR, they sold out instantly! These also came in a unique pull out style box made specifically for this release. They also came with a plastic cover similar to that found with the first Jordan DMP pack in 2006, and metallic royal blue colored plastic shoe trees for an added touch of flavor.

Related Articles
What people are saying
2 Reviews - click here to submit your review
... and receive 400 SoleID points
riconic25 August 9th August
hard to find, need to have, rare air jordan 11 space jams...great shoe, iconic, the air jordan 11 is a holy grail for jordans as it is but the jordan 11 space jams one great pair of shoes they have an awesome colorway and the clear sole with the carb
MackenzyLeveque August 19th August
SpaceJams! We all know theh ype behind this shoe. Cause masive riots when stores released them and everyone had to get pair. And it was worth it to alot of people. Shoe consists of a leather upper with patent leather bottom base, white midsole, then a clear sole to top if off. And we cant forget the blue jumpman. Very comfy shoe. Only difference between these and the OG's is that the 09' jams face right. And the 00' Jams both face outwards (facing away each other) But great shoe.
1306 member have these sneakers
1373 member want these sneakers

Quick Information about Air Jordan 11 Retro Black/Varsity Royal-White

Released
23rd December 2009
Colors
Designer
Release Type
General
Style Number
378037-041
Price
$175.00
Shoe Type
9 Comments » What's being said ...
OPTIONS
View Toolbar
View Emotions
Email thread updates
QUICK REPLY
CLICK A SMILEY
playuhJ
New Member
New Member
Joined:
Jul 2012
Posts:
3
Feedback:
0
Listings:
0
Months ago | 10th July 2012 20:13
personally my favorite jordans ever released. gotta have these shoes
Votes 0
Vote Comment:
iversonsars
New Member
New Member
Joined:
Mar 2012
Posts:
52
Feedback:
0
Listings:
0
Location:
sydney Australia
Months ago | 24th May 2012 02:27
those are nice, but not as hype as concords
Jordan 4 collector
Votes 0
Vote Comment:
ktree1231
New Member
New Member
Joined:
Jan 2012
Posts:
106
Feedback:
4
Listings:
2
Location:
The Chi
Months ago | 18th April 2012 00:14
re-re-release?
Votes 0
Vote Comment:
afernandezrup
Much Respect
Much Respect
Joined:
Mar 2011
Posts:
1,188
Feedback:
8
Listings:
0
Months ago | 1st January 2012 04:58
sean7105:
If you don't have em, cop em! Easy as that....one of the most iconic sneakers of our generation. Even Tinker has said that he didn't really focus on creating something new and different 9s and 10s, but when it was time to create the Jordan XI in the early-mid 90's, he decided to get back on his A-game and create a basketball sneaker that would come to be the most popular Jordan of all time. There wasn't anything like it at that time, and it was a head-turner because it looked so good while on the foot. Definitely one of the shoes that changed Tinker's career, and to this day is one of the most sought after sneakers period, not just Jordan's, but all sneakers in general. So it's definitely an iconic and great looking sneaker. Go get a pair, and if you already have one, go get a second pair, and a third pair, and so on....Cuz you can NEVER have to many Jordan XI's or Space Jam XI's. I have at least two of each (even the lows) and three pairs of Jams, Breds, and Concords. I only keep one pair of each out to wear, and then vacuum seal the rest and store them in the box, in a temperature controlled closet, and out of sunlight. This prevents the soles from yellowing, and it prevents the PL on the Columbia's/Anniversay XI's from yellowing or becoming cloudy. Then once my wear pair gets worn numerous times, and is starting to look worn (6.5/10), I use them as beaters from then on, and bust out one of the sealed DS pairs that I have on ice. Love my XI's...

sALuTe


very deep stuff
check my blog out www.grippykicks.blogspot.com

Follow me on twitter @A_Traain

Karmaloop 20% off - chokon
Votes 0
Vote Comment:
scaredmagic
New Member
New Member
Joined:
Dec 2011
Posts:
95
Feedback:
0
Listings:
0
Months ago | 31st December 2011 23:34
need these
Votes 0
Vote Comment:
bryonhanks
New Member
New Member
Joined:
Dec 2011
Posts:
1
Feedback:
0
Listings:
0
Months ago | 23rd December 2011 22:31
Anyone have size 13 i want them badly
Votes 1
Vote Comment:
sean7105
New Member
New Member
Joined:
Mar 2010
Posts:
144
Feedback:
2
Listings:
0
Location:
Maryland
Months ago | 30th November 2011 16:54
If you don't have em, cop em! Easy as that....one of the most iconic sneakers of our generation. Even Tinker has said that he didn't really focus on creating something new and different 9s and 10s, but when it was time to create the Jordan XI in the early-mid 90's, he decided to get back on his A-game and create a basketball sneaker that would come to be the most popular Jordan of all time. There wasn't anything like it at that time, and it was a head-turner because it looked so good while on the foot. Definitely one of the shoes that changed Tinker's career, and to this day is one of the most sought after sneakers period, not just Jordan's, but all sneakers in general. So it's definitely an iconic and great looking sneaker. Go get a pair, and if you already have one, go get a second pair, and a third pair, and so on....Cuz you can NEVER have to many Jordan XI's or Space Jam XI's. I have at least two of each (even the lows) and three pairs of Jams, Breds, and Concords. I only keep one pair of each out to wear, and then vacuum seal the rest and store them in the box, in a temperature controlled closet, and out of sunlight. This prevents the soles from yellowing, and it prevents the PL on the Columbia's/Anniversay XI's from yellowing or becoming cloudy. Then once my wear pair gets worn numerous times, and is starting to look worn (6.5/10), I use them as beaters from then on, and bust out one of the sealed DS pairs that I have on ice. Love my XI's...

sALuTe
BURN ALL FAKES and VARIANTS!!!

PM me if your looking for any Nike SB's or Jordan's sizes 8.5-13.

NINJA'S actually WEAR their HEAT
Votes 1
Vote Comment:
MR.FlyFeet
New Member
New Member
Joined:
Feb 2011
Posts:
58
Feedback:
0
Listings:
0
Location:
chula vista, ca
Months ago | 8th November 2011 01:26
this is the shoe thats on everyones top list!!!
Votes 0
Vote Comment:
sammyd83
New Member
New Member
Joined:
Oct 2011
Posts:
63
Feedback:
3
Listings:
0
Location:
Lake Worth, FL
Months ago | 3rd November 2011 01:12
These are like wearing rolls royce on your feet .
Votes 0
Vote Comment:
personally my favorite jordans ever released. gotta have these shoes
those are nice, but not as hype as concords
re-re-release?
[quote="sean7105"]If you don't have em, cop em! Easy as that....one of the most iconic sneakers of our generation. Even Tinker has said that he didn't really focus on creating something new and different 9s and 10s, but when it was time to create the Jordan XI in the early-mid 90's, he decided to get back on his A-game and create a basketball sneaker that would come to be the most popular Jordan of all time. There wasn't anything like it at that time, and it was a head-turner because it looked so good while on the foot. Definitely one of the shoes that changed Tinker's career, and to this day is one of the most sought after sneakers period, not just Jordan's, but all sneakers in general. So it's definitely an iconic and great looking sneaker. Go get a pair, and if you already have one, go get a second pair, and a third pair, and so on....Cuz you can NEVER have to many Jordan XI's or Space Jam XI's. I have at least two of each (even the lows) and three pairs of Jams, Breds, and Concords. I only keep one pair of each out to wear, and then vacuum seal the rest and store them in the box, in a temperature controlled closet, and out of sunlight. This prevents the soles from yellowing, and it prevents the PL on the Columbia's/Anniversay XI's from yellowing or becoming cloudy. Then once my wear pair gets worn numerous times, and is starting to look worn (6.5/10), I use them as beaters from then on, and bust out one of the sealed DS pairs that I have on ice. Love my XI's... sALuTe[/quote] very deep stuff
need these
Anyone have size 13 i want them badly
If you don't have em, cop em! Easy as that....one of the most iconic sneakers of our generation. Even Tinker has said that he didn't really focus on creating something new and different 9s and 10s, but when it was time to create the Jordan XI in the early-mid 90's, he decided to get back on his A-game and create a basketball sneaker that would come to be the most popular Jordan of all time. There wasn't anything like it at that time, and it was a head-turner because it looked so good while on the foot. Definitely one of the shoes that changed Tinker's career, and to this day is one of the most sought after sneakers period, not just Jordan's, but all sneakers in general. So it's definitely an iconic and great looking sneaker. Go get a pair, and if you already have one, go get a second pair, and a third pair, and so on....Cuz you can NEVER have to many Jordan XI's or Space Jam XI's. I have at least two of each (even the lows) and three pairs of Jams, Breds, and Concords. I only keep one pair of each out to wear, and then vacuum seal the rest and store them in the box, in a temperature controlled closet, and out of sunlight. This prevents the soles from yellowing, and it prevents the PL on the Columbia's/Anniversay XI's from yellowing or becoming cloudy. Then once my wear pair gets worn numerous times, and is starting to look worn (6.5/10), I use them as beaters from then on, and bust out one of the sealed DS pairs that I have on ice. Love my XI's... sALuTe
this is the shoe thats on everyones top list!!!
These are like wearing rolls royce on your feet .
personally my favorite jordans ever released. gotta have these shoes
those are nice, but not as hype as concords
re-re-release?
[quote="sean7105"]If you don't have em, cop em! Easy as that....one of the most iconic sneakers of our generation. Even Tinker has said that he didn't really focus on creating something new and different 9s and 10s, but when it was time to create the Jordan XI in the early-mid 90's, he decided to get back on his A-game and create a basketball sneaker that would come to be the most popular Jordan of all time. There wasn't anything like it at that time, and it was a head-turner because it looked so good while on the foot. Definitely one of the shoes that changed Tinker's career, and to this day is one of the most sought after sneakers period, not just Jordan's, but all sneakers in general. So it's definitely an iconic and great looking sneaker. Go get a pair, and if you already have one, go get a second pair, and a third pair, and so on....Cuz you can NEVER have to many Jordan XI's or Space Jam XI's. I have at least two of each (even the lows) and three pairs of Jams, Breds, and Concords. I only keep one pair of each out to wear, and then vacuum seal the rest and store them in the box, in a temperature controlled closet, and out of sunlight. This prevents the soles from yellowing, and it prevents the PL on the Columbia's/Anniversay XI's from yellowing or becoming cloudy. Then once my wear pair gets worn numerous times, and is starting to look worn (6.5/10), I use them as beaters from then on, and bust out one of the sealed DS pairs that I have on ice. Love my XI's... sALuTe[/quote] very deep stuff
need these
Anyone have size 13 i want them badly
If you don't have em, cop em! Easy as that....one of the most iconic sneakers of our generation. Even Tinker has said that he didn't really focus on creating something new and different 9s and 10s, but when it was time to create the Jordan XI in the early-mid 90's, he decided to get back on his A-game and create a basketball sneaker that would come to be the most popular Jordan of all time. There wasn't anything like it at that time, and it was a head-turner because it looked so good while on the foot. Definitely one of the shoes that changed Tinker's career, and to this day is one of the most sought after sneakers period, not just Jordan's, but all sneakers in general. So it's definitely an iconic and great looking sneaker. Go get a pair, and if you already have one, go get a second pair, and a third pair, and so on....Cuz you can NEVER have to many Jordan XI's or Space Jam XI's. I have at least two of each (even the lows) and three pairs of Jams, Breds, and Concords. I only keep one pair of each out to wear, and then vacuum seal the rest and store them in the box, in a temperature controlled closet, and out of sunlight. This prevents the soles from yellowing, and it prevents the PL on the Columbia's/Anniversay XI's from yellowing or becoming cloudy. Then once my wear pair gets worn numerous times, and is starting to look worn (6.5/10), I use them as beaters from then on, and bust out one of the sealed DS pairs that I have on ice. Love my XI's... sALuTe
this is the shoe thats on everyones top list!!!
These are like wearing rolls royce on your feet .