Air Jordan 11 Low Space Jam

[@MicahDanielSmith]

I watched 2 different youtubers review this Space Jam Low... one of them said "Oh I hardly even noticed they did that Jumpman Jam thing - someone pointed it out on my Instagram. No clue why" vs Chris who dives into a history of the release and how this was true to the original before jumping into a deep dive on the carbon fiber shank plate. Its like having your server at Outback tell you a wine to drink vs a sommelier pick and describe the perfect pairing. Chris is a true "Shoemelier"

[@vincebavaro7040]

Chris is a connois-shoeur

[@wildin8156]

You gotta know who to watch.

[@StillycoBra5150]

So true! You can kinda tell when a reviewer is just repeating something they heard vs someone who actually remembers things and double checks to make sure they remembered right.

[@MrTomNguyen]

for the sophisticated sneakerhead, Chris is a must-watch. He loves em all but doesn't hype em up like others. He has the most historical knowledge and artifacts to back it up.

[@victorcampos7722]

Because Chris is a true sneaker head, them other guys are followers/hype-beasts

[@thegameneededme5]

The 11s were everything to me when I was younger. Was born in the late 80s, so too young for the original Jordan models at the time and it’s the 11s that I have the most nostalgia for. So excited for these.

[@terryllramsey8128]

I was born in 85 that’s about the time the Jordan 1 came my parents kept me in Jordan’s I started from the 3’s and counting

[@rmcf3972]

I am from 1980. Been dreaming for J11s until now. I hope I can buy it finally.

[@scottpanciera552]

Top 4 is tough 😬. 1.Chuck Taylor. 2.Puma Clyde .3. AJ1 (because of the color blocking /changed shoes forever )4. Tie -Jordan 3/ XI

[@MrMikelew2929]

@@terryllramsey8128 I was 7 when they came out. I didn't know nothin bout J's, but when I went to school all the older kids had em on. I knew I was steppin right😂

[@corydancy264]

I said the same exact thing in a post on IG today. I’ll never forget when MJ debuted them and lost my damn mind. “Is that panleather?!?!?” 🤣🤣🤣

[@UBEE2ME]

There's not another channel that gives us an unbiased, 100% honest opinion when it comes to sneaker reviews like Wear Testers. So glad I found this place. I really respect the fact that these reviews aren't motivated from the big corporate brands who don't give 2 f**ks about the customers or incentivized to promote a particular shoe or product bc of a sponsor. Just opinions & an honesty coming from someone who loves kickz just like the rest of the culture. Chris won't do you dirty if you ask him about a shoe. If it sucks he'll say so. If it's dope he'll have no issue saying so even if majority of people don't like it. No bandwagoning at wear Testers fasho! Keep it comin' y'all! I'll continue to watch every week

[@Turbokitten643]

I love how Chris really got into this question of the day.

[@flipster7746]

Man I am 41 now and enjoy your knowledge about shoes and history behind them. Greetings from over Europe 🎉

[@b.o.1951]

I’m 43 and try not to miss an episode. We grew up in the golden era when this sneaker head shi started. Salute homie. The youngsters call us Unc now 😂

[@csmithreal]

I'm 43 and he is the perfect shoe reviewer to me. I wish he did every literal shoe 😂

[@DanielMartinez-fu3pb]

In my lifetime: Air Force One, Jordan 11, Kobe 6, and Kyrie 3. That's basically how my playing shoes progressed. Keep grindin'!!!

[@Real-Ez]

As someone who has only been a sneaker head for a couple years, I appreciate you breaking down this stuff or talk about the history cause I don’t know ANYTHING, I grew up not being able to buy Jordan’s not even knowing they were based on a basketball player because I didn’t have tv, so thank you for educating me on stuff I missed out on growing up!

[@seanisabel]

I'm turning 43 this year, and love when u guys do videos on late 80's, and 90's shoes.

[@StumptownRetro]

My Mt Rushmore for Sneakers: 1: Converse Chuck Taylor, self explanatory 2: Adidas Samba, still to this day decades later one of the best indoor and all purpose shoes for soccer. 3: Jordan 3, the shoe that saved Nike and made Jordan brand. The tumbled leather. Visible air units. Pull tab. 4: Vans Old Skool, the classic is a classic for what it did for skateboarding becoming the poster child for the brand and standing tall all these decades later

[@cantbefaded83]

1. jordan 1 2. jordan 11 3. reebok classic 4. cortez

[@phillipjolly635]

Got to say this is the best shoe review channel hands down, thank you 😊

[@WearTesters]

Thank you ☺️

[@ddlangleyOG]

My personal Mount Rushmore -Chuck Taylor -DJs all leather -Adidas Superstar -Air Force 1s You have to start with the genesis Chuck Taylor. The Converse DJs introduced the leather basketball shoe. "Superstar"(Molly Shannon reference) the herringbone the most important grip pattern in the game. Air Force 1 (my favorite) gave us Air. Everything we see today is a derivative of these.

[@qchang09]

Agree with these. I was thinking DJs also but they tend to get left out of the conversation. AJ1s have been so pervasive in terms of enduring success, but the Mount Rushmore are the Js' forefathers

[@WHO-DAT-GUY]

AJ 3 AJ 1 AJ 4 AJ 5 AJ 6 AF1 is an honorable mention.

[@gorav1234567890]

that mount rushmore segment is so dope ....to see how u breaking each shoe down

[@CYSA2122]

My Top 4: Jordan 3 - Elephant print 13:35 and Jumpman Logo, Jordan 5 - 3M tongue and clear bottoms 🤯, SC Trainer 2 - Bo Knows to the next level and Jordan 11 - tech at the highest level. My Top 4 were chosen from seeing them originally drop in the 80s and 90s.

[@ronlim4654]

My mt. Rushmore Chucks - started it all Jordan 1 - starred the best performance line Jordan 11 - too much advancement for its time (the shoe is almost 30 years old and is still playable in 2024) Kobe 4 - started the low top craze and people realizing ankle support for high tops are not needed if the shoe is stable

[@kilama420]

THEY TAPE THEIR ANKLES CRAZY IS THE MAIN REASON

[@ronlim4654]

@@kilama420 nah. Ive been hooping in lows for a long time and haven’t had an ankle injury. If you watch older videos of chris talking about fit/lockdown making the most out of the support tgen you know what I mean

[@박도영-y7y]

Thanks for the video! My basketball personals 1. Nike zoom flight 5s (jason kidd) 2. Aj 11 3. Air max more uptempos (pippen) 4. Penny 1s

[@rohanes]

Love it when Chris goes into overtime and bless us with a history lesson/commentary. Fantastic video 💯

[@b.o.1951]

Agreed. I’m def going to check out that book he suggested.

[@aaronbazner6638]

You nailed it other youtubers have no understanding of the history of this sneaker. They are comparing it to the recent space jam which is just a gimmick by nike for the movie and not the OG from 2000

[@remullafamily922]

Love how serious he got about the question. You are a true sneaker head, much respect too you!

[@nitrobiz]

I've been collecting J's since '89 and these Space Jam 11's are my fav, fav to wear and fav to hoop in.

[@marcusmcgraw3519]

I don’t think I’ll ever get tired of this colorway on this model, no matter what size it comes in

[@andrejohnson6363]

OG's like yourself understand and appreciate the importance of all shoes because we wore Payless... and we went to mom and pop shoe stores

[@Andrew77MUFC]

Great question of the day , really got me thinking about the possibilities. Too tough for me to narrow down to a sneaker Mt. Rushmore. Slightly different but what i could name is a sneaker golden era , which to me is 1995-1997. Jordan 11s , 12s and 13s - 11s and 12s my all time favorite Jordan models and all game changing releases. Some iconic Air Max models released during that time as well and the Foamposite's OG release. To me those were all ground breaking releases and some of the best ever imo. Also even Reebok's Question and the first Griffey's both released in that time period as well. Those were the days.

[@dzzel415]

These shoes are soooo clean.. 11s were my favorite as a kid all the cool kids had them space jams are gems even if they low they are gorgeous

[@sneaksgeeks9008]

I had the OG 2000 pair (Easy double up at the time as I worked for Finish Line) I sold both my pairs some years later when the sneaker game was dormant. Always regretted selling. Every pair released since has failed to live up to those originals. Happy to see the royal and Jumpman Jam back on these, even though they’re lows. I’ll prob cop but still waiting for those OG mids to drop again one day.

[@marcusgreenwood9804]

That's why ur the goat ur knowledge of sneakers is unmatched period.

[@Jhayzer021]

My Mount Rushmore that I owned in my lifetime are: 4. Chuck Taylor Converse - Its iconic and my daily driver from HS thru College back then. 3. AND1 Kevin Garnett - I am a fan of Garnett when he is playing and seeing his shoes and owning it is mindblowing. 2. Reebok Iverson 3 - Its the most common shoes in my HS school and at P.E. my classmates rock those including me. 1. Air Jordan 1 - No contest! its everybody's dream shoes who idolized MJ, as a kid I always wanted one but can't and now owning one of those badboys as a full grown adult is breathtaking. As soon as I open the box and put it on my feet I'm speechless.

[@RashaadOwens]

You’re the best Chris and Jodi. Best sneaker reviews by far. QOTD plus pure entertainment and fun!!! 🌟🔥👏🏾

[@snkrsandbeats]

Great video as always. The 4 that i'd put on my mountain 1. Air Max 1, Air Tech Challenge II, Air Jordan 3, Air Jordan 3. I've gone with iconic/meaningful to me

[@marcomundo7276]

1. Chucks is all we had in early 70's. The sole, the grip was fantastic. Had to wear 1 low top on the jump foot(left foot" for flexibility. And one High top for support on the right foot. 2.Adidas high top is what started "that looks good and sounds good, screech on the gym floor" for sneakers. 3. Jordan Hare was the beginning of the hype on sneakers. 4. The concord 11's sealed the deal on "I gotta have that shoe."

[@lionelt7882]

I love these. Especially for the summer. It’s too hot for high tops

[@DGMrpoetry]

Thai might have been the most intense and accurate sneaker Mount Rushmore all while being entertaining video I’ve seen in a while lol, well done you guys.

[@hellaguapo]

My personal Mt. Rushmore would be: Chuck Taylor (the original) Adidas superstar (Run DMC) Jordan 4 (Do The Right Thing, the start of sneaker culture/hype) Foamposite 1 (Mike Bibby in the 97 national title game, first time I felt like “what is he wearing?” during a game)

[@editname3824]

My Sneaker Mt Rushmore: 1. Converse Chuck Taylors. The OG. Still great today as a casual and is a huge part of fashion and skate culture in addition to its basketball legacy. 2. Nike Jordan 1. Revolutionized athlete endorsements and ushered in a new era of sneaker culture, the game, fashion, and pop culture in general. People were literally killing each other over these shoes. 3. Nike Jordan 11. Huge cultural significance ('96 Bulls 72-10, Space Jam, Jordan's favorite shoe) and tech (full zoom air, patent leather looks incredible but also provides great containment and support, full carbon shank/spring plate was huge new advancement - shoes are still playable 30 years later). Best silhouette to dress up or down casually, can go with anything, and still kills it on the court. 4. Nike Air Force Max "Fab Five" (Black/Cool Grey) - love 'em or hate 'em, the Fab Five signaled a new era of college basketball where players could make an instant splash as a group of freshmen, take over the game, and leave early for the pros. They also transformed basketball culture with long baggy shorts, black socks, trash talking, and just general swag. These were their signature shoes, even though they were technically Charles Barkley's model. Sorry Sir Charles, but the college kids changed the game and put these on the map and that's why they occupy the final spot in my Mt. Rushmore.

[@Leophon999]

Man, good video. This is why im a daily viewer. Why i started wearing what I like and opening up my threshold for what I like. Why I ultimately can enjoy sneakers. Im informed, I have a place to discuss a hobby of mine that doesn't die when the hype or the resale market dies. You know how many people I can talk with about this now that the market is down and hype is down? 1 vs. the 7 or 8 in 2020. But I can always count on yall to bring a qualty light hearted, fun convo to the mix.❤

[@jordanmaldonado864]

I'm not going hold you, them 11's smack in any season.

[@TrillvilleHotDog]

Doubled up - special thanks to the EA reservations that didn’t show up by 5pm 💯

[@Will_ShakesBeer]

I have the original 2000s , despite a little glue they are holding up really well, for 25 years. Even the patent leather shines . I will hold for as long as I can as no other "space jam" comes close ...

[@Andrew77MUFC]

I do really like these XI lows, I have a solid selection of XI lows for the summer ; though might risk circling back on these, with my eye on other pickups this month. I really want another Space Jam XI High to retro again tbh. I have only one wearable pair of those left at the moment and they are worn to death. And considering next year i believe will be 9 years since their last retro and there are some patterns of the Highs coming soon after the lows with XIs. Ideally at some point in the next few years we should get another Space Jam XI High release. And honestly those are one of my all time favorite Jordans (on one of my favorite models).

[@arbiterjaqen9764]

i grew up in the 90s. this shoe is iconic to me. i will be getting these 100%

[@andrewgill25]

I love that the question of the day was half the video

[@jeffbandy7065]

I was looking for shoes for my son today, stumbled onto the fact that Nike was releasing these on May 18th and found this channel along the way. I've been trying to get a pair of 11's for nearly a decade, I refuse to buy them through secondary prices....principality Smokey! HA HA! Seriously, I am gonna try my a$$ off to get me a pair of these later this week!

[@allayahsimmons9019]

They have them on goat for cheap

[@philthyphilsf]

Realist shoe channel. You know your stuff especially the history. Thank you.

[@thomascalderon598]

Jordan 12 gotta be on the list. The introduction to zoom air in jordan brand, carbon shank, EVA, and leather. Not just that but around the 1996-97 were other players wanting to get a piece of them, so much so you see Scottie wearing em, GP, College Players, etc.

[@ShawnKirch]

EVA, Leather, & Carbon shank were introduced in other Jordans. The 11 introduced the ballistic mesh, patent leather, and the carbon shank. It's probably the most new tech in a single Jordan

[@jordancarter4060]

This is a level Bred 4 shoe. Goes with everything and just beautiful. Ima grab another pair to put on ice

[@Davecolourway]

That question was so good!!!!! That’s a discussion that could last for days! As always fantastic review with fantastic contents 😌🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@shannondavis3338]

And that's why we all tune in Chris, your passion for sneakers is first rate.

[@resiejr]

My Mt. Rushmore: Puma Clyde, Adidas Super Star, Jordan 1, Foamposite. The reason is that the Clyde was the first signature shoe that tied basketball with street wear. The super star tied sneakers with hip hop with Run DMC and b-boys. The Jordan 1 tied all three together (street wear, hip hop, and sneakers). The foamposite because it changed the way and materials that could be used for making shoes. If foamposite was not successful in being manufactured, we don’t get the sneakers of today. Thanks for the videos and this question is really cool.

[@Raw-Raw246]

Again the only sneaker channel that matters delivers for the community

[@user-xdnowdf]

For the algorithm! Been here since the days of the hyperfuse and the hyperize (remember that abomination?). I don't play basketball at all anymore so I didn't follow the channel but coming back now I realised that I liked the performance reviews just as much as matching Chris talking about anything basketball related. Keep it up!

[@kanokadafi]

Chuck Taylor, Adidas Superstars, Puma Suede, Jordan 1. All were cultural movements, all kicked down doors and all are still completely relevant as when they first came out.

[@markiesvids]

film with low battery/memory all the time, that was fantastic!

[@jaygray825]

I agree with everyone else. You and @Talks with TJ are the only sneaker reviews that I respect. Tj wears kids sizes so it doesn’t always translate but the reviews are always honest. I’m always gonna check in before I pull the trigger on new shoes because I never purchase in person and I don’t like surprises. You are greatly appreciated bro

[@leecarpio1168]

I almost bought the CMFT 11 lows to satisfy my itch for this. I am glad I listened to my intrusive thoughts for once and waited for these bangers to finally release. My Mt. Rushmore would be in no order Nike dunk low panda, Nike Air Force 1 low, Yeezy 700 wave runner and Jordan 11 low. All of these are beat to hell for me. Work/dogwalking/weekend stunting….❤

[@Tvo281]

What are the CMFT's?

[@IAmInfinitus208]

​@Tvo281 A lifestyle version of the 11s, it has Cushlon in the midsole.

[@3lija11]

Why dosent my guy have 1 mill subs already?! hes an og sneaker reviewer. i remember watching when i was in the sneaker game in highschool.

[@psquaredddd]

You’re the GOAT 🐐 absolutely love when you go into the history and detail! Best sneaker channel there is 🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@KurtDangle_]

These go hard 🔥 picked em up today

[@Hoopers-o3p]

I’m already 50, but I’m still buying basketball shoes because this the only time I can afford back in the youger days can’t buy anything. Keep it up bro. From Philippines

[@flamesbasketball]

Chuck Taylor Pro Keds Royal Suede Adidas Superstar Jordan 1 Hard to leave out 11 but cannot omit any of these 4. Played and lived in them all. So many good memories.

[@russgw33]

Great cop. People will regret not getting a pair!

[@jeff_uchiha]

I really like these because of the low patent leather cut, it’s an absolute must for me 🔥

[@joshhutton9534]

My Mount Rushmore of shoes (not following your rules sorry): Adidas Tmac 2 (first sneaker I remember wanting to have in middle school) Nike Hyperdunk OG (High school team shoe that led me to playing in "Hypers" through college) Curry 4 Low (This shoe didn't make much sense from a build standpoint, but it became one of my favorites of all time) Air Max 1 (because duh)

[@Blazntrax81]

The Jordan XI has always been my favorite Jordan. Also, MJ's favorite set of Jordans.

[@krisnapatibayu]

As am getting older, low cut works nicely on my foot, this 11 must cop

[@patrickrenwick5217]

Once again brilliant, went so far down the rabbit hole the cameras started turning themselves off 😂😂😂

[@knowhere324]

I'd have to go personal for the Mt Rushmore of Basketball Shoes: 1 Jordan 11 2 Reebok Question 3 Nike Penny 2 4 Reebok Pump Shaq Attack

[@rafaelmacasias3501]

My Sneaker Mt. Rushmore Chuck Taylor - The Granddaddy of sneakers Air Jordan 1 - If this did not come with the black/red, then bball sneakers would probably still be all white/white base. Air Max 1 - Visible Tech. I mean, no explanation needed. Adidas Energy Boost - Literally paved the way for adidas to be relevant in the mid 2010s (in my observation) vs nike/jordan. Also changed the game in terms of foam midsoles at the time.

[@klassvice9752]

Chris had such a fair take on the Mt. Rushmore question. #Respect

[@Malleus2010]

My low IE pair lasted 12 years. Remember selling them on eBay and still making $100. Those were the days

[@rojinsamurai1]

I came for the review but stayed for the banter 😂…loved this one! Alright, it goes Converse All Stars, Shelltoe Adidas, Jordan 1 & New Balance 990

[@radinahmed]

This episode’s ‘the more you know’ info was legendary!

[@321tylaw]

This is one of the shoes I need this year.

[@sw1ck]

For mainstream ubiquity: the chuck, the white af1, the vans old school, the panda dunk. You cannot walk anywhere without seeing one of these if not all of them or derivatives of them

[@chrisdavis4230]

My Personal Mt. Rushmore of basketball sneakers: 1. PF Flyers(wouldn't have the Converse All Star without them) 2. Converse Weapon(Magic and Bird went to war in these) 3. Jordan 11(introduction of new tech that is still used today) 4. Kobe 4(most current basketball shoe designs are influenced by this model)

[@321tylaw]

My Mt. Rushmore of Sneakers in basketball terms 1. The Jordan 12(Full Length Zoom Air in a shoe) 2. The Kobe 9 (Greatest Traction every out on a shoe. The foot print was insane) 3. The Foamposite (The idea of the mold plus the tech inside the shoe) 4. Chuck Taylor (Idk how the older generation could play in these 😭, but I know they were insane when they came out)

[@prescriptionpete866]

Love AJ11 as a young fella. I will own a pair one day 😅

[@DancyTV]

Uh ohhhhhh I didn't know they added the "Jumpman Jam" tag! I was already planning on getting these but i'm def grabbing em now!

[@DrJay06]

11s have always been a personal favorite. For many years, it was the only Jordan I would ever buy. The adapt 11 is a new version of my favorite. Space Jams and any OG color way are a must have. I had the OG Concords, Breds, and the Columbia Blue. Great history on the 11 also.

[@davidrojas6457]

Columbia* 😁

[@DrJay06]

Thanks!

[@Mackmicheals]

Lmao Chris having a panic attack on that question is gold

[@shogun8dchosen172]

My 2nd pair of 11 lows…but my first pair of Space Jams…family just keeps bringing me the heat😏😁

[@SuperK1320]

Can’t wait to pick these up. Thanks for the review.

[@msanders99]

Been waiting for these to drop!!! I neeeeds these! 🔥

[@LegendaryEsq.]

Mount Rushmore: 1. AJ1, 2. AJ11, 3. Reebok Answer (w/ DMX), 4. Nike Foamposite. This is strictly a basketball list, and I am not paying homage to original ideas. Rather, this list represents peak innovate and disruption. Superstars, Blazers, Chuck Ts, and Weapons all had an historical impact, but my selections moved the needle further IMO. Love the video as always. I wasn’t going to cop these originally and I am thinking about it now. Btw, I did not realize that when I had the Space Jams in 2000 that it was the first time that they had released to the public. I wish I had of taken better care of them now. Haha.

[@brenteads2154]

Top 4 for this 50 year old. 1. Adidas forum high 2. Jordan 2 3. Nike Air Max 1 4. Reebok question red toe. Hard for me to leave off Nike terminator highs, air revolutions, and Air Force 1s.

[@BrankoBogdanov-sp9yy]

The 11's r really so dope to this day love them we called them tuxedo Jordan's and 12's r awesome also

[@lilredthabest]

OMG BROO SPACE JAMS!!! its literally my favorite Jordan Retro but darn low 😢

[@ricks03210]

My personal Mt Rushmore: 1) AJ 11Concord 2) Reebok Question blue toe, pearlized 3) Foamposite one royal og penny 4) Reebok Pump Dee Brown Omni zone1

[@meluvYT]

i always thought these were an OG colorway. Learn something from Chris all the time 😉

[@dhphotographix]

The shoe profile is marvelous. I love this shoe...

[@mrjeffdeezy]

Loved this QOTD and your answers, Chris! You're a national treasure of sneaker knowledge and history sir. Well done!

[@AyoWaveGod]

Literally just took these off they hurt my feet

[@Egodynamic]

My mom had gotten me the space jams for Xmas that year. She said she just walked into finishline and asked what the newest Jordan’s out and they told her those. (I was lucky to be getting Jordan’s since 2nd grade with the playoff 6’s) and I won my only 🏀 trophy in those during intramural basketball 😂 hit the 2 clutch 3’s to give us the win by 1. I’m mad that I beat them up so bad and they eventually became my yard work shoes 🥲 hurts my “sole” now to think about it. Great memories though.

[@b.o.1951]

🔥🔥🔥 making the space jams a low top is choice. Great looking shoe the used good materials and it’s still nostalgic. Love em

[@TheGoldinChannel]

I really hope all those that don't like these keep that same energy when these officially Drop because I would like a Pair for this Summer!🙏🏼

[@agentdubski7760]

1st. I don't do 11 lows because I don't rock them for casual, but I still keep a pair of my favorite Jordan 11's for hoopin'. Still a great shoe to play ball in. 2nd. Top 4 Personal Pics for sneakers (Personal Picks. I reserve the right to be wrong.) 1) Air Jordan 11 Concord 2) Nike Air Trainer 3 Medicine Ball 3) Nike Air Max Plus Tuned Air OG Hyper Blue 4)(TIE) Reebok InstaPump Vert III Black& White / Reebok Preseason Pump Paydirt OG White/Maroon/Black/Gray 3rd. QOTD : Have you ever wondered how a blindman knows when to quit wiping his butt? ..... been typing too long. Battery is about to die. Gotta go. So until next........... ❤

[@jlgugo]

Chris, You can't apply a list of shoe royalty to just a Mount Rushmore. But a top 5 or 10 is in order. Great review on the lows as always! By the way, us old sneakerheads would not put the 1's that high up. The 3's are what really started the ascent and the 4's blew the line into orbit!

[@canesfank2]

Man, I remember in high school going to the CIF basketball playoffs at ARCO Arena and seeing multiple teams wearing the 2000-2001 space jams as their team shoe. Crazy to think a whole team could secure a pair of a coveted J. Let alone the majority of the teams in the playoffs.

[@WearTesters]

Shoes didn’t sell out back then. And if your size wasn’t available anymore more product would be made and restocked throughout the year.

[@PrisonMike911]

My Rushmore of shoes should be individualized: 1. Air Max 90 2. Penny 2’s 3. Deion Sanders DT Max 4. Jordan 11

[@noiisserpmii]

The 11s will always be on Mt Rushmore for Jordans. I downsized my collection down to 5 & i kept my Concords & SJs. These are great but no reason when i have 2016s.

[@matthewlopez1881]

I would give aj1 a debatable last spot over af1's because it lays the groundwork for signature basketball sneakers and from that point on, for the most part, we look to sigs have the best tech, implementation of tech or both. But Af1's in this context match the theme of innovations/advancements better

[@YoRAHeem]

Ahhh! The original Space Jam 2001 release got me my job at Serramonte Footaction when the entire staff was dismissed for ya know…self stocking. 😂 I got off my shift at Mr. Rags and walked in and the guy ask me if I wanted to work. I said yeah and was thrown a shirt.