Air Jordan Son of Mars Low Lunar Tunes: Space Jam’s Deep Cut Returns

Son of Mars Low Black, Varsity Purple, White
👟 Sneaker Release Info
Brand Jordan Brand
Model Son of Mars Low
Colorway Black, Varsity Purple, White
Style Code IX6377-001
Release Date November 5, 2026
Retail Price $165
Available At GOAT, Nike.com, SNKRS App

Jordan Brand is emptying the vault for the Space Jam 30th anniversary, and the deepest cut of the bunch is the Son of Mars Low “Lunar Tunes.” It lands November 5, style code IX6377-001, $165 retail.

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The Son of Mars is a Frankenstein silhouette that borrows from the 3, the 4, the 5 and the 6. It was born in 2012, was never a retro in the classic sense, and developed a cult following precisely because it was the uncool Jordan. The Lunar Tunes edition references the Tune Squad in black and purple with Space Jam graphics baked into the design.

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Grey, Ghost, Stealth and White is the official colorway read, with the purple doing its Marvin the Martian thing in the details. On feet it reads like a casual black sneaker until people notice the Space Jam storytelling, then the conversation starts.

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The full November 5 Space Jam collection is enormous, more than a dozen shoes dropping the same morning. The Son of Mars will be the one that is still sitting an hour after the Air Jordan 11 Space Jam sells out. That is your window.

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If you missed the 2012 original this is the redemption. $165 is fair for a piece of the anniversary that will not require fighting a bot army.

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More from the November 5 Space Jam collection: Air Jordan Spizike Low Jam Central: Spike Lee’s Hybrid Goes to the Movies, Air Jordan OG Amusement Park: The Wild New Silhouette Debuts in Space Jam Style, Jordan Triangle Space Jam: The Sleeper of the 30th Anniversary Collection. Each pair tells a different corner of the movie story, from the Tune Squad sidelines to the theme park orbit.

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