Air Jordan XI “Dirty Snakes” Customs by Snaphigh

Brendan Dunne June 19th, 2013 (updated)

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This year we got snakeskin on a retail pair of Jordans via the Air Jordan XI Low, but for some that just wasn’t enough thanks to the GS status. Serving up another reptilian look is this Air Jordan XI joint from the likes of Snaphigh. Utilizing the “Bred” colorway as a base, the pair strips out the patent leather from the Eleven equation in favor of a beautiful looking python panels. Continue reading to see the result and tell us if you think the Air Jordan XI “Dirty Snakes” custom is up there with the likes of JBF’s snake speciaties.

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