Since releasing the first-ever Air Jordan 11 Low sneaker in 2001, Jordan Brand has created the AJ11 Low in a variety of colorways. The Jordan 11 Retro Low Midnight Navy (GS) showcases the sneaker in one of the many colorways that Jordan Brand came up with. Just like the high-top version of the AJ11, the low-top version features a navy upper made out of ballistic mesh with a patent leather mudguard to match. It also includes the same webbing straps as the high-top version to provide a lacing system that delivers a tight fit. It has a bright-white midsole as well as a gum outsole that offers plenty of traction. But the best part about this sneaker, which is available here in grade school sizes, is that it looks just as good shrunken down as it does in adult sizes. It still manages to capture the same essence that the OG version of the AJ11 did way back in the 1990s. The Jordan 11 Retro Low Midnight Navy (GS) was released on June 4, 2016 and retailed for $120.
Since releasing the first-ever Air Jordan 11 Low sneaker in 2001, Jordan Brand has created the AJ11 Low in a variety of colorways. The Jordan 11 Retro Low Midnight Navy (GS) showcases the sneaker in one of the many colorways that Jordan Brand came up with. Just like the high-top version of the AJ11, the low-top version features a navy upper made out of ballistic mesh with a patent leather mudguard to match. It also includes the same webbing straps as the high-top version to provide a lacing system that delivers a tight fit. It has a bright-white midsole as well as a gum outsole that offers plenty of traction. But the best part about this sneaker, which is available here in grade school sizes, is that it looks just as good shrunken down as it does in adult sizes. It still manages to capture the same essence that the OG version of the AJ11 did way back in the 1990s. The Jordan 11 Retro Low Midnight Navy (GS) was released on June 4, 2016 and retailed for $120.
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Since releasing the first-ever Air Jordan 11 Low sneaker in 2001, Jordan Brand has created the AJ11 Low in a variety of colorways. The Jordan 11 Retro Low Midnight Navy (GS) showcases the sneaker in one of the many colorways that Jordan Brand came up with. Just like the high-top version of the AJ11, the low-top version features a navy upper made out of ballistic mesh with a patent leather mudguard to match. It also includes the same webbing straps as the high-top version to provide a lacing system that delivers a tight fit. It has a bright-white midsole as well as a gum outsole that offers plenty of traction. But the best part about this sneaker, which is available here in grade school sizes, is that it looks just as good shrunken down as it does in adult sizes. It still manages to capture the same essence that the OG version of the AJ11 did way back in the 1990s. The Jordan 11 Retro Low Midnight Navy (GS) was released on June 4, 2016 and retailed for $120.
Since releasing the first-ever Air Jordan 11 Low sneaker in 2001, Jordan Brand has created the AJ11 Low in a variety of colorways. The Jordan 11 Retro Low Midnight Navy (GS) showcases the sneaker in one of the many colorways that Jordan Brand came up with. Just like the high-top version of the AJ11, the low-top version features a navy upper made out of ballistic mesh with a patent leather mudguard to match. It also includes the same webbing straps as the high-top version to provide a lacing system that delivers a tight fit. It has a bright-white midsole as well as a gum outsole that offers plenty of traction. But the best part about this sneaker, which is available here in grade school sizes, is that it looks just as good shrunken down as it does in adult sizes. It still manages to capture the same essence that the OG version of the AJ11 did way back in the 1990s. The Jordan 11 Retro Low Midnight Navy (GS) was released on June 4, 2016 and retailed for $120.
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| Release Date | 06/04/2016 |
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| Release Date | 06/04/2016 |
