Air Jordan 11 Adapt 'Legend Blue': Futuristic Sneakers for Sale
Nike's Air Jordan 11 Adapt 'Legend Blue' (Style Code: DO6365-001) sneakers are some of the coolest shoes I've ever seen—surely some of the most tech savvy. Equipped with motors, sensors, a charging pad, and an instruction manual these are NOT your ordinary AJ11s.
Utilizing Adaptive Fit technology for customizable and precise wear these self-lacing sneakers are futuristic and fashionable. If you're thinking of Nike Air Mags and Back to The Future's power-lacing sneakers, you are on the right track! I know you want a pair…let me help you out.
Air Jordan 11 Adapt 'Legend Blue' – Details & Info Release Date: 12/28/2021Style Code: DO6365-001Colorway: Neutral Grey/Legend-Dark Powder BluePrice: $500 (original) – See below for current pricing informationWhere to Buy: StockX or GOAT
I was pleasantly surprised to see the Air Jordan 11 Adapt 'Legend Blue' sneakers going for below retail on StockX. Because of the innovative technology, materials, and crisp colorway I expected these to cost a ridiculous amount of cash. Don't get me wrong, in my opinion the initial asking price of $500 was ridiculous but, when I see these going for $323 it's noteworthy. Asking price differs depending on size but StockX has a bidding system that can help with that.
GOAT has joined the price party and has Nike's AJ11 futuristic footwear going for less than retail in some pretty popular sizes. Of course, my size 14 is $613 which all things considered isn't a crazy ask. I know…I cannot believe I said that either. I feel like if you like these and you're into Adaptive Fit tech then the higher asking prices aren't as egregious to you.
I like that the technology enhancements didn't ruin the comfort or the aesthetics of the AJ11. StockX says, 'The Air Jordan 11 Adapt Legend Blue integrates modern performance technology with heritage design." Being that 11s are my favorite Jordan silhouette I am what some would call sensitive about them. As much as people love and pay for Nike Air Mags which feature some of the same tech, they don't look wearable like these do.
The legend blue ripstop upper and grey suede mudguard pair well together, blending nicely into a white midsole that plays host to the shoes comfort adjuster and power-lacing tech controls. An icy translucent rubber outsole provides the finishing touch to the Air Jordan 11 Adapt 'Legend Blue'.
With wear modes going from 'Locked In' for a snug fit to 'Chill' for a more relaxed fit, these sneakers are a straight up flex. The Air Jordan 11 Adapt 'Legend Blue's (Style Code: DO6365-001) would make Marty McFly proud.
This story was originally reported by Athlon Sports on Jun 15, 2025, where it first appeared.
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