Player Exclusive Rewind: Michael Jordan’s Air Jordan Columbia XI (11)
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Unfortunate perhaps, but a plethora of Jordan Brand products have shorter shelf lives than Lil’ Bow Wow. Everywhere you look, signature models are cracking and degrading at alarming rates–even MJ himself can’t escape the ol’ “yellow” funk on his Columbia XI (11) Mids that were recently acquired and posted digitally by Alaska shoe buff Phase2. (His momma calls him Jermaine.) The model has been creased, laced, and rocked by the King (Chill, LeBron) making it the dopest player sample product I’ve seen in a New York Minute. Who cares about the discolored soles, anyways? (I hear they build character.) The model was produced to fit Jordan’s size 13.5 skis and was manufactured in Taiwan. Only one question remains–how many underfed Taiwanese children were terrorized and bruatlized during the sneaker’s production process to ensure that Mike himself was terrorizing opponents on-court?
(drooling) dope *** samples. mad props to the owner
btw… FIRST!
these and the concord joints is my favorite 11z
those are sick i love those XI i hopefully this one coming soon.
THESE ARE HOT BUT I HATE HOW THEY YELLOW WITH AGE/ THE ONES I HAVE OG 95 ARE THE SAME WAY
What is an Air Jordar?
they shoe bring these out by there selves. it would be crazy
even the greatest gotta suffer sometimes.
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who wrote this…
my retro columbia turned yellow too, can’t help it…! still wearable though.
SS Radio: Does it matter who wrote it?
yo this like the most fucced up ****
i ever read about some jordans and
i got these STILL CRISPY WHITE…
ZIPLOCC bags niggas
OK he wrote its the dopest player sample alright but WTF does the rest of story that this guy wrote reflects on the sneakers on top????? If your going to be an activist change your career then
lol hes joking you retards.
lol@Pee_CoK ” ZIPPLOCC” damn nerd. Keep’em piss yayo brings out the R.Kelly in ya
herb lovejoy, yes, because it’s very poorly written, and doesn’t match a lot of the more professionaly typed entries on the site.