$400 Air Jordan 11s Just Released Out of Nowhere

The Air Jordan 11 in grey suede releases early on 11/11.

Nov 11, 2016
Pinnacle Air Jordan 11 Grey Suede
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Pinnacle Air Jordan 11 Grey Suede
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There's no need to wait any longer for the $400 Air Jordan 11—there's a surprise release of the sneaker going down today. Retailers like Concepts and Kith are selling pairs in-store now.

The special release for the shoes was cleverly timed, with pairs arriving right at 11:11 EST on 11/11.

While there was no confirmed release date for these Jordan 11s prior to this drop, rumor has it they were originally planned as a December launch. It's unclear if more pairs will come next month or if all stores stocking the shoes will release them today.

Premium details contributing to the $400 price tag here include leather quilted insoles and premium suede uppers.

Air Jordan 11 "Grey Suede"
Color: Cool Grey/Sail
Style #: 914433-003
Price: $400

Pinnacle Air Jordan 11 Grey Suede Box
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