This Air Jordan 11 "Miami" Sample Might Never See a Public Release

The Air Jordan 11 has long since been a fan favourite for sneakerheads across the world, and now we’ve got an early look at a seriously-rare pair that may never ever see a public release. Titled the Air Jordan 11 “Miami” due to the Miami Dolphins colourway, the sneakers show off a neat mix of aqua blue, white and orange for an aesthetically pleasing look.

Crafted from patent leather and canvas across the uppers, the futuristic silhouette looks better than ever and is still as relevant today as it was in 1995 when Tinker Hatfield first debuted it. White laces break up the look of the upper perfectly while an orange embroidered Jumpman logo is placed on the lateral heel.

Plenty of padding is located around the ankles for extra support both on and off the basketball court, while Michael Jordan’s signature 23 is embroidered onto the heels in white. An ice blue outsole finishes off the look, leaving another orange Jumpman logo visible on the outsoles as a subtle yet tasteful addition.

If you’re eyeing up these and dreaming of adding them to your sneaker collection then you’re not in luck anytime soon, as this pair is currently a PE (Player Exclusive) release, meaning that they won’t be made available to the general public. Stay locked in right here at The Sole Supplier for all the latest sneaker news and while you’re with us take a look at these upcoming Nike Dunk Highs created in collaboration with the WNBA!