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Air Jordan XI (11)
Head Designer: Tinker Hatfield

Jordan was back for real and he led the Bulls to yet another NBA victory. He also became the second man to ever win Most Valuable Player awards for the regular season, All-Star Game and NBA Finals in the same season. He averaged 30.4 points per game and scored 40 or more points in nine games. What a come back!

Triple come back
If Jordan was back, so was Tinker Hatfield. A terrific design with a new patent leather and the return of the clear rubber sole made the Air Jordan XI the most appreciated Air Jordan model ever released.

But when the design stunned everyone, the durability and quality was disappointing. Again the clear rubber soles easily yellowed and the patent leather also tended to crack up and/or easily get scratched. Top design - lacking quality

With the XI's we also saw the return of low-tops. Something that would follow the Air Jordan's all the way to the XVI's (though skipping the XII's).

Back to the banning days
Michael was fined $5000 per game during the semifinals in 1995 for wearing the white/black-dk concord ones. He wore them twice and this was looked upon as uniform violation as the rest of the Bulls wore entirely black shoes. (This kind of brings back memories from when the I's were banned from the NBA.)

Being fined two games was enough though and the next game he wore Anfernee Hardaway's shoes.

But did Nike enjoy MJ not wearing AJ's? Probably not as he got the "Space Jam's" for the remaining games. The same shoes that could also be seen in the movie Space Jam

Retro fever
When the XI's were retroed in 2000-2001 they would prove to become the retro that sold in the highest quantity ever and also the fastest selling Air Jordan's of all time.

Released November 1995
Michael's intuitive insight of bringing a "formal look" to the court, served as the inspiration for this remarkable rendition. Like the man, the Air Jordan XI is sophisticated and without equal.

1995 - comes in a black Jumpman Box, and black plastic wrapper
2001 - comes in a "Jordan's Face" box, plain paper wrapper and retro card.