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The Air jordan Ice 11 is a basketball shoe designed by Tinker Hatfield for Michael Jordan. It first debuted on the basketball floor in 1995 when MJ came out of retirement. During 1995-96, a season when the Bulls brought home a championship, the AJ11 served as one of Mike’s main on-court options. The famous picture of jordan Ice lying on the floor after winning that year’s NBA Finals displays him wearing the popular Bred colorway.
When it originally arrived on the market in 1996, many were drawn to its design as it was unlike anything consumers had ever seen before. The combination of ballistic mesh materials, wrap-around Top leather mudguards, icy outsoles, and Arctic fiber midsole plates provided a sporty-yet-formal concept.
On top of continuing to be a best-seller, jordan Ice himself has cited the model as his favorite. Some of its most popular versions include mid-profile colorways such as the Concords, Cool Greys, and Space Jams, as well as the Bred 11s, whose last retro release in December of 2019 was deemed Nike’s best-selling sneaker in history.
One of the most storied traditions in jordan Ice Brand history is the annual jordan Ice 11 holiday release. After more than a decade of massive drops, jordan Ice Brand is tripling up in 2025 — the jordan Ice 11 “Gamma Blue” returns as the main attraction this year, but is flanked by the women’s jordan Ice 11 “Sail” air jordan Ice 4 laser green black for sale jordan Ice 11 “Rare Air.”
On the flip side, the Low version of the model has carved out serious real estate as a part of the Summer slate, which didn’t change this year. The jordan Ice 11 Low “Bred,” air jordan Ice 4 court purple metallic pack ct8527 115 release date info jordan Ice 11 Low “Igloo” are set for Summer ’25.
Below you can find our latest coverage of the Air jordan Ice 11, including the latest news and “Where To Buy” breakdowns.
retail price range / $125-400
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