The Air Jordan 11 has been an icon since its debut in 1995. However, some colorways are far more significant in sneaker history. The “Legend Blue” (also called “Columbia” shade) is one of the standout styles.

Whether you’re watching Chicago Bulls guard Michael Jordan perform kicks during the 1996 NBA All-Star Game or watching Will Smith lace them up in his shoes Fresh Prince of Bel-Air In the series finale, everyone remembers the icy white and blue sneakers.

Luckily for old-school sneakerheads, the Air Jordan 11 “Legend Blue” is returning this weekend, and there’s a great chance that anyone who wants a pair can easily get their hands on them.

The Air Jordan 11 “Legend Blue” officially releases on Saturday, December 14, 2024 at 10:00 a.m. EST. The shoes will be available in adult sizes ($230), large children’s sizes ($185), small children’s sizes ($100). Toddler sizes ($85) and toddler sizes ($70).

Online shoppers can purchase the sneakers via the Nike SNKRS app and website. Additionally, the shoes will also be available at select retailers such as Foot Locker and Champ’s Sports.

Once the Air Jordan 11 “Legend Blue” sells out, fans can find the sneakers on trusted resale sites like eBay, StockX, GOAT and KICKS CREW.

While the Air Jordan 11 “Legend Blue” is considered a grail for many sneakerheads, they may be able to find the sneakers below retail price after the drop.

Last month, Jordan Brand shocked released the sneakers on the Nike SNKRS app, and it completely broke. There seems to be more supply than demand for the legendary basketball shoes.

The sneakers are already selling below retail in most sizes, and there’s no reason to believe that resale value won’t drop even further immediately after release.

The “Legend Blue” colorway returns for the first time in a decade. The silhouette impresses with its white mesh upper and blue patent leather details and remains a shining symbol of iconic design.

The blue and black carbon fiber plate sits atop a white midsole, while the ice blue translucent outsole forms the foundation of the shoe. The iconic Jumpman logo pops from the ankles, while the #23 stands out on the back of the black ankle collar.

The Air Jordan 11 is no longer considered a performance basketball shoe, but its full-length Nike Air cushioning provides support for all-day comfort. Stay tuned to Sports Illustrated Kicks On SI for all your top sneaker news from the NBA and beyond.