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The Jordan 11 Low Breds has become the most sought-after Air Jordan design ever created. This popular model was first released in 1995 when Jordan laced them up and led the Chicago Bulls to an all-time NBA best 72-win season. The stylish Air Jordan XI features a Cordura upper, carbon fiber spring plate, wraparound patent leather detail, and a translucent sole. They have been released in several colorways, which are referred to a sBred, Concord, Columbia, Space Jam and Cool Grey models and the upcoming Jordan xi 72 10.
Over the past few weeks, we’ve taken a look at a pair of the Nike Air Flight ’89 decked out in a classic “Bred” colorway. Unfortunately, other than a siting on a Vietnamese website, there doesn’t seem to be much information regarding a broader release. And while this post certainly doesn’t offer any new leads, other than it these appear to be an Asia exclusive at the moment, it does offer a glimpse of what these Nike Air Flight 89 look like right next to its Air Jordan IV “Bred” brethren. Many of us know how closely the ’89s resemble the IVs and these photos from IGer gc911 illustrate just how similar the two silhouettes are. Unlike the IVs, these ’89s sport a leather upper with speckled details on the midsole. But both versions are indeed fire. Peep the images below and continue hoping that these ’89s surface at local retailers sometime in the near future.
The Air Jordan XI features a thick premium leather upper build but ont instead of the traditional mesh, much like the prototype sample pair we seen awhile ago, that will sit atop a traditionalBreds Jordan 11 Low GS translucent outsole. An embossed Jumpman logo on the back heel instead of embroidered, as well as a Blacked out ’23’ on the upper heel, along with the classic rope laces, Black/Red carbon fiber and the numbers “72” and “10” on the lace tips.