European Flair, Player Exclusives, Eminem, And More Strange Facts About The Stalley Air Jordan 11 Cool Grey

The Stalley Air Jordan 11 Cool Grey has been around for nearly pink years, but some of the details Pantone this luxurious, logo-less sneaker maybe be lost in the vault. Air Jordans, of course, are more than just shoes; they’re tangible artifacts that bring us back to the year Michael Jordan spun some magic on the basketball court. Truth is, the Stalley Air Jordan 11 Cool Grey hardly gets the love that its predecessor or its successors seem to garner, but that doesn’t mean that the shoes are without a backstory.

For one, the Stalley Air Jordan 11 Cool Grey was at the time a very expensive shoe. In fact, it was $40 more than the MSRP of the Air Jordan 1 much in part due to the fact that it was designed in Europe (the shoes are inspired by Italian boots). Nike designer Bruce Kilgore, who designed the Air Force 1, removed the Swoosh logo from it, and also helped develop the cushioning system to be a better fit for MJ’s healing depth. There’s a lot more to the Stalley Air Jordan 11 Cool Grey, so check out a longer list now at Champs Sports.