Jordan Son of Mars Low “Lunar Tunes” Revealed for $165
What to know
ClosetKept AI- Jordan Son of Mars Low 'Lunar Tunes' retails $165 men's, $130 GS, $85 PS, $60 TD.
- Part of Jordan Brand's Space Jam 30th anniversary collection releasing Holiday 2026.
- Upper features grey nubuck/suede with purple suede toe cap; glow-in-dark midsole rubber.
- Design references Air Jordan 4 heel tab, Air Jordan 5 tongue; includes Spike Lee's 40 Acres and Mule logo.
- Full family sizing available. Style Code: IX6377-001. Release date unconfirmed by Jordan Brand.
The Jordan Son of Mars Low “Lunar Tunes” joins Jordan Brand’s Space Jam 30th anniversary collection at $165 in men’s sizes. Reports list November 2026 and Holiday 2026 for the release, and the details have not been confirmed; Jordan Brand has not announced a release date.
The Son of Mars is Spike Lee’s hybrid, and it has traditionally flown under the radar. This special edition sits alongside the Space Jam retro 11s and 9s and a Jordan 1 set in the anniversary lineup.
Release Date, Price and Where to Buy
Jordan Son of Mars Low “Lunar Tunes”
Style Code: IX6377-001
Colorway: Base Grey/White/Ghost/Stealth/Blue Tint/Pewter
Price: $165 (Men’s), $130 (GS), $85 (PS), $60 (TD)
Release Date: TBA
Sizing: Men’s, GS, PS and TD
Status: Reported
Jordan Son of Mars Low “Lunar Tunes” Design
The upper is mostly grey, with nubuck and suede across the toebox, midfoot and collar. Purple suede covers the toe cap and heel overlays. The pastel mix leans toward Bugs Bunny and Lola Bunny, and reads closer to Easter eggs than to a standard team palette.
The heel tab takes its shape from the Air Jordan 4, with white Jumpman logos on baby blue. More blue lands on the eyestay and the midsole. The front of the midsole is glow in the dark rubber, and the glow details wrap down onto the outsole. The tongue borrows from the Air Jordan 5 and carries a Jumpman. Spike Lee’s 40 Acres and Mule logo sits on the lace cover. The Space Jam reference is saved for the insole, which has the 30th anniversary logo with a Jumpman. Special packaging shows Bugs Bunny in an Air Jordan pose.
Where Does the “Lunar Tunes” Name Come From?
The name comes from the Lunar Tunes section of the original 1996 Space Jam website. The shoe makes no direct reference to that page’s soundtrack.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the Son of Mars Low “Lunar Tunes” Come in Kids' Sizes?Yes. A report lists full family sizing, with GS at $130, PS at $85 and TD at $60 alongside the $165 men’s pair.
Where Will the Son of Mars Low “Lunar Tunes” Be Sold?A report says it will release through Nike and select retailers, online and in stores, alongside the rest of the Space Jam collection.
Does the Son of Mars Low “Lunar Tunes” Glow in the Dark?Yes. The front of the midsole is glow in the dark rubber, and the glow details wrap onto the outsole.
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