lso by Tinker Hatfield, the Air Jordan XI model was designed when Jordan was still pursuing a career in baseball. The link are always developing, no matter in style or color. Hatfield designed the shoe in hopes that Michael would eventually wear it if he returned to the NBA.
In order to be unparalleled, the Jordan XI was meant to stand out with a fusion of performance and style. The condura nylon upper, which was taken from the world of high-end mountaineering backpacks, gave the Air Jordan XI model lightweight durability. Besides, there was also innovation came with the use of a carbon fiber plate on the sole of the shoe, that can be seen underneath the clear outsole, which gave the shoe exceptional torsional rigidity. the link of XI’s shiny patent leather mid and toebox was its most visually distinct aspect. A material long used in the fashion industry, patent leather was extremely lightweight, when compared to genuine leather. Its another advantage is that it tended not to stretch - a very useful property to help keep the foot within the bounds of the shoebed during quick direction changes on the court. Many owners of the shoe took advantage of the shiny leather which gave the XI what many described as a "formal" look - a fact that thereafter, pairing the shoe off the court with business suits in substitution for dress shoes. So there is no wonder that Boyz II Men wore black and white Air Jordan XI shoes with white suits at one of their concerts.
Though there is no inevitable relationship, Jordan wore the Air Jordan XI model to help the Chicago Bulls claim the 1995-1996 NBA championship. In the 1996 Warner Bros. animated movie "Space Jam", the legacy of the shoe was transferred to the silver screen as Jordan wore a black/white/royal blue colorway of the Air Jordan XI model which was then fined for $5,000 for not respecting the Bulls colorway policy. So, let’s say, sometimes it is not an random thing to link. www.hijordans.com