Over the years there have been a total of 5 color options of the Air Jordan 11 made available, not including the less popular low-cut silhouette. Since their hay-day in the mid 90's, all the original models have been reissued at least once, and have been just as popular, if not more popular, than the first time they were released. If you're unfamiliar with the styles, allows us to give you a brief history of each one.The first nike air max 90 hyperfuse to release was the "Bred" version, which featured a staple color palette for the Air Jordan collection. The shoes were released in April of 1995 and retailed for $125, which is a steal these days when such retro releases tip the scales at $180.

To coincide with the colors of MJ's then Chicago Bulls uniform, the Air Jordan 11 "Bred" features a black ballistic nylon upper with black patent leather along the base, a white midsole and a translucent outsole tinted in True Red. The iconic Jumpman logo on the ankle is embroidered in True Red as well. Since originally releasing in '95, the shoes have been re-issued twice, once in 2001 and again in 2008 as part of the Nike Air Max Lunar 90 C3.0 Countdown Pack.After the Chicago Bulls-colored version released the next to come was the "Concord" edition. These get their name from the fact that the white based upper is wrapped in Dark Concord patent leather.

Further use of contrasting black details were employed on the inner lining and the Jumpman logo, while a white mid-sole is capped with an icey clear translucent outsole. The Nike Air Max 90 ICE Pack "Concord" was originally released in November, 1995, and again in 2000. They also appeared in 2006 alongside an Air Jordan 6 in the Defining Moments Pack. Unlike the original design though, this particular pair featured a gold Jumpman logo.One of the more sought after styles of the Air Jordan 11 is the "Space Jam" version. These got their nickname when Michael Jordan was first seen wearing the shoes in the movie "Space Jam" in which he starred in back in 1996.

The sneakers sport a solid black upper constructed from ballistic nylon and patent leather, with a white midsole, an icey clear outsole and subtle accents of Varsity Royal on the Jumpman logo along the ankle. Although Michael Jordan was seen wearing the shoes throughout the movie, and again during the 1996 NBA Semifinals, the Nike Air Max 90 Essential "Space Jam" wasn't released to the public until 2001. A second limited release followed in 2009. Both times the sneakers were released they were one of the biggest sellers of the year.

The Air Jordan 11 "Columbia" is just as desirable as any of the other nike air max 90 hyperfuse independence day colorways. In a solid coat of white, the shoes feature the standard ballistic nylon and patent leather construction used on all the other non-low-top Air Jordan 11 models. Accent colors come in the form of Columbia Blue, which appear on the Jumpman logo, the "Jordan Jumpman" tag across the tongue and translucent outsole. The shoes were originally released in 1996 and again in 2001. However, the 2001 version did not feature a blue tinged, translucent outsole like the original pair. Instead the translucent outsole left icey clear.