Jordan's Color-Shifting 'Space Jam' Shoes Are Genuinely Magical

Double Tap to ZoomSneakersNike's Impressive Air Jordan 11 "Magic Ball" Holds the PowerGood things come in threes, or so the saying goes. That's certainly the case with the Jordan Brand right now, as it has rolled out three great Air Jordan 11s in honor of Space Jam's 30th anniversary.One of the shoes is a "Magic Ball" Jordan 11, featuring color-shifting metallic green leather. It's inspired by the Monstars' glowing magic ball, which was used to steal skills from the era's finest players in the movie.Admittedly, it's a cool new approach to the famous Jordan model. It even keeps the classic Jordan 11 shape and other unmistakable details, but with a little extra Space Jam magic, of course.Your Highsnobiety privacy settings have blocked this Instagram post.The Jordan Brand has also prepared a Bottega-flavored "Green Screen" Jordan 11 and revived the OG "Space Jam" pair for the anniversary collection. It has also brought some new models into the universe, putting Space Jam twists on the Air Jordan 41 and Jordan Trunner shoes. Oh, and there's clothes, too.Your Highsnobiety privacy settings have blocked this Instagram post.The collection's expected to hit stores starting November 5. And the "Magic Ball" sneakers are scheduled to release on November 11 on Nike's website. The price? $235.Highsnobiety has affiliate marketing partnerships, which means we may receive a commission from your purchase. Want to shop the products our editors actually love? Visit HS Shopping for recs on all things fashion, footwear, and beauty.We RecommendNike’s Wavy Sneaker Is a Knight in Swaggy ArmorThe Seven Best Nike Sneaker Releases This WeekNike SB's Glossy Champagne-Themed Dunks Have Expensive TasteNike’s ‘Space Jam’ Air Jordans Went Full Bottega Nike’s Exquisite Olive-Green Running Shoe Is Perfect What To Read NextJordan's Color-Shifting 'Space Jam' Shoes Are Genuinely MagicalNike’s Wavy Sneaker Is a Knight in Swaggy ArmorWinter's Worst Won't Get the Better of These PantsBack When Your Outfit Mattered as Much as Your Record CollectionIs the Next Hot Literary Press… Uniqlo?FILA and Highsnobiety Have Found Their Swing