These days the Air Jordan XI Low with the patent leather seems to be all the rage. That style wasn’t one that saw a retail release until retro time though, with the original low incartion of the Air Jordan XI being this, the Air Jordan XI IE Low. Shown here are the two original colorways of the sneaker, one black/red combination and white/light grey/cobalt. Get a full look at both of the OG 1996 Air Jordan XI Low pairs via the gallery and then check out the price from shoezeum on eBay.

The Air Jordan XI IE Low seems to be tucked away for the moment, with Jordan Brand more than happy to bring out the patent leather lows instead. Shown here is an OG sample of the sneaker that never made it to retail, one featuring a darker elephant print for the upper as well as an icy sole on the bottom in opposition to the released version’s gum set up. Continue reading for all the angles and check out the auction on this Air Jordan XI IE Low OG sample from poofyo101jumpmansneakers on eBay.

You know the drill by now, the pre-season NBA games continue to tease us until the real deal arrives, and players around the league continue to show us what they’ve got in terms of Air Jordan sneakers. This week’s cover man is the young Kim English of the Detroit Pistons, spotted above with the Jordan CP3.VI on feet, showing that players around the league approve of the all new design. After that you’ve got Russell Westbrook putting in some more mileage with that Jordan Super.Fly PE, Monta Ellis in retros as usual, and more. Click through for the full photos of each in this episode of NBA Jordans on Court.

The Air Jordan XI IE Low underwent one of the more drastic transformations in the whole catalog as far as the high to low process, the upper totally reworked and the instantly recognizable patent leather look gone. This 2007 retro of the sneaker was one of several releases at the time to use argon blue, this pair utilizing it to the fullest extent by dipping that elephant upper in that tone. Click through for a full gallery and pick up this retro from five years back right now from pills on eBay.

Air Jordan XI IE Low
Argon Blue/Zest-White
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8/2007

While the Air Jordan XI IE Low came back last year one colorway that didn’t show its head was the nearly blacked out referee one, a set that had popped up on the feet of NBA officials during the sneaker’s first run. This kids sized sample comes in pretty close to that look, sporting a similarly black base. Hit the jump with us for all the photos of this never released Air Jordan XI IE Low and bid on them now from mandingo_of_sneakers on eBay.

Just how many Air Jordan releases carry the ‘Do the Right Thing’ designation? While this Air Jordan XI IE Low isn’t generally known by that colloquial moniker it’s hard not to take a look at them and get that feel, with the colorway sporting plenty of yellow up top and sneaking the blue in through the azure lining. What’s more they hit shelves back in 2007, the same year that the Air Jordan III famously put the palette on the map. Click through with us to check out the Air Jordan XI IE Low in white/varsity maize/azure and if you don’t have em yet then bid on this pair from rayrayneondeion on eBay.

Air Jordan XI IE Low
White/Varsity Maize-Azure
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7/2007

Today’s episode of The Daily Jordan brings us back to one of the lesser known Air Jordan XI releases, one of the pairs that sort of slips through the cracks when discussing the top drops for those patent leather bangers. In fact, they don’t even have any patent leather. The pair is the Air Jordan XI IE Low in white/argon blue, using a dominant white upper and putting the blue in through the cracks of the elephant print and down into the lining. Click through to check out this Air Jordan XI IE Low and if you don’t have them in your closet then bid on this pair now from air19710617jordan on eBay.

Air Jordan XI IE Low
White/Zest-Argon Blue-Light Bone
306008-172
2007

Last year saw some decent treatment of the IE version of the Air Jordan XI Low, with one of the OG colorways brought back out of the vault and one all new pair hitting shelves. What you’re looking at here is one of the pairs that didn’t see the light of day in 2011, a 1996 original featuring a neutral mixture of white and grey up top with cobalt thrown in as the only bit of color throughout the sneaker. Hit the jump for all the angles and keep it locked here for the next episode of The Daily Jordan. Photos: Kixclusive

Air Jordan XI IE Low
White/Light Grey-Cobalt
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The Maui Invitational kicked off yesterday at Chaminade University and this tournament is a favorite for everyone involved for reasons ranging from great competition to the weather. Among the teams in the EA Sports tournament are Duke, Michigan, Memphis and Kansas. In addition to the hot Hawaiian weather, sneaker heat was seen on the court. Sneakers worn by players on court yesterday included team exclusive versions of the Air Jordan 2011 A-Flight to the Air Jordan III ‘True Blue’ just to name a few. Continue reading to see more of the kicks on court in the gallery below and stick with Jordans Daily for more NCAA Feet posts as the season progresses. via ESPN.

Last night was a monumental night in college basketball as Duke coach, Mike Krzyzewski won his 903rd game to take over the all-time wins list. His players brought in on the court not only in the game, but in the sneaker department as well as Austin Rivers wore the Air Jordan XI ‘Cool Grey’ and Seth Curry wore the Jordan CP3.IV. In addition to the heat worn by the Blue Devils, the San Diego State Aztecs brought out their best as well. Click through the gallery to see more of the kicks worn on the hardwood last night and stick with Jordans Daily for more NCAA Feet posts as the season progresses. via ESPN.