The Air Jordan 9 Space Jam listing identified as HV4794-106 contains an ordering detail that deserves a clear answer: two photographs show a different code, IX6179-100. One is the label inside the shoe; the other is the box label. If the product code matters to your purchase, resolve that difference before selecting a pair.
This comparison records the Antsneakers page and gallery as viewed on October 17, 2026. It concerns a UA reps listing, meaning replica products. Printed branding, codes, and packaging do not establish retail authenticity.
Two physical labels, one different identifier
In the tongue-label photograph, the code reads IX6179-100. The box photograph prints IX6179 100 beside “AIR JORDAN 9 RETRO.” The space on the box replaces the hyphen, but the letters and digits agree across those two images. Neither photographed code matches HV4794-106 in the page title and SKU field.
Two agreeing labels make the discrepancy more specific than an isolated caption error. They still do not explain it. The photographs do not establish that one code replaced the other, that both codes describe interchangeable stock, or that the photographed box will be supplied.
Ask for a connection between the listing and the available pair
Send the product link together with both code strings. Ask which code appears inside the pair available in your chosen size, and whether its box carries the same identifier. A photograph showing the pair beside its labeled box, plus a readable inner-label close-up, would make the answer easier to assess than another general product image.
The useful next step depends on that answer:
- If the available pair carries HV4794-106, request photographs of that pair and clarification of why the gallery shows IX6179-100.
- If it carries IX6179-100, ask how that pair relates to the HV4794-106 order listing. Decide whether the confirmed identifier meets what you intended to buy.
- If the response cannot connect the listing to a specific labeled pair, leave the code question open rather than treating the two identifiers as equivalent.
The size example agrees, but does not settle the code
The photographed inner label reads US 8.5, UK 7.5, EUR 42, and cm 26.5. The box shows men’s 8.5 and women’s 10, while the page includes the selector option M8.5/W10/EU42. That is agreement for the displayed M/W/EU size example; it does not resolve the different product identifiers.
Keep that distinction when ordering another size. A photograph of the 8.5 sample does not verify the label or fit of a different pair. Preserve the complete option you choose on the HV4794-106 product page, and have the seller connect that option to the actual pair’s code and size label. Treat any fit advice separately from this identification check.