John Kim 
We started at the Air Jordan VIII and moved on to the Air Jordan V – now let’s take a look at the Air Jordan XII, which based on our findings, might be the most plentiful Air Jordan XII Player Exclusive ever made. These PEs date back to the first round of Retro releases in 2004 when guys like Richard Hamilton and Carmelo Anthony were rotating Air Jordan IVs, to the recent 2009/2010 cycle when Jordan Brand welcomed Dwyane Wade to the roster. Below is a heavy-hitting surplus of AJ12 sickness, so take a look at all the Air Jordan XIIs below and let us know which you like best!
Perhaps the undisputed king of the Air Jordan PE, Ray Allen’s stash of XIIs starts with this Black/Green Celtics joint!
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Air Jordan XII Celtics Away PE
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Ray Allen sports this Black/Gold PE on Martin Luther King Day 2012.
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Air Jordan XII Ray Allen ‘Martin Luther King Day’ PE
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Air Jordan XII Seattle Sonics Home PE
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The color Green preceded Ray’s Boston days; check out this PE from 2004.
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Air Jordan XII Seattle Sonics PE
How fortunate for Carmelo Anthony’s rookie season to arrive during the Air Jordan XII return! Here’s a look at all the different PE’s he’s worn.
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Air Jordan XII White/Yellow PE
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Air Jordan XII (12) – Carmelo Anthony Away PE | Available on eBay
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Air Jordan XII – Carmelo Anthony Nuggets Away PE
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Air Jordan XII (12) – Carmelo Anthony Home PE
Prior to the debut of the Jordan Fly Wade signature line, Dwyane Wade sported this ‘Home’ colorway of the Air Jordan XII…
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Air Jordan XII Miami Heat Home PE
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…and at the same time, he went with ‘Black’ whenever he stepped on an NBA court outside of Miami!
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Air Jordan XII Miami Heat Away PE
Chris Paul’s snazzy Player Exclusives from his New Orleans Hornets days is centered around this Black/Teal colorway seen on this Air Jordan XII!
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Air Jordan XII – Chris Paul New Orleans Away PE
Joe Johnson displayed a steady rotation of Air Jordan PEs, like this Black/Red colorway that could’ve easily been an OG!
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Air Jordan XII – Joe Johnson Away PE
Gary Payton was called on by the Los Angeles Lakers to run the point, which is just around the time he began representing Jordan Brand.
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Air Jordan XII Gary Payton Home PE
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In addition to the ‘Home’ PE, Gary Payton wore this Black/Yellow PE of the Air Jordan XII.
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Air Jordan XII Gary Payton Away PE
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…and let’s not forget this Black/Purple PE as well!
Don’t ever count Mike Bibby out of the Air Jordan PE discussion – peep his library of XII goodies!
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Air Jordan XII Atlanta Hawks ‘Home’ PE
Let’s welcome long-time Jordan Brand athlete Michael Finley to the party with this White/Blue Air Jordan XII PE worn during his tenure in Dallas.
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Air Jordan XII (12) – Michael Finley PE – Dallas Mavericks Home
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NBA Feet: Michael Finley – Air Jordan XII (12) PE – White – Black
‘Rip City’ gets a mjention in this Air Jordan XII PE spotlight, as we get a look at three different varieties worn by the former UConn Huskies star.
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Air Jordan XII – Richard Hamilton ‘Rip City’ PE
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Jason Kidd was tapped to represent Jordan Brand, sporting these two great PEs during his Nets glory days.
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Air Jordan XII – Jason Kidd New Jersey Nets PE
Rewinding back to Quentin Richardson’s Clippers days, check out these two Air Jordan XII PEs made for the former ‘headbanger’.
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Air Jordan XII (12) – Quentin Richardson Clippers PE
Josh Howard sported a wide array of PE’s during his Dallas Mavericks days, like this White/Navy Air Jordan XII.
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Air Jordan XII – Josh Howard Mavericks Home PE
Derek Anderson’s nickname of ‘Loyal 1’ shines through on these Air Jordan XII Low PEs issued to him during his Blazer days.
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Air Jordan XII (12) Low – Derek Anderson Blazers PE
Can’t forget Temple standout Eddie Jones in the Air Jordan XII PE, who preceded Dwyane Wade’s Heat-Centric PEs by half a decade!
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Air Jordan XII – Complete Collection – Jay Jones – Part 2: PE’s
