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It's sleeker. Compared to other 11s, like the Concord, the color-blocking here is way more subtle and versatile, in my opinion. It's a fresh take on a legendary silhouette. Putting these on... the fit is true to size for me. The patent leather upper provides that iconic, structured feel—it’s supportive, but not overly stiff right out of the box. The "cushioning" is that familiar Air Jordan 11 ride: comfortable, but don't expect modern, super-soft foam. It's a classic court feel. On feet, this "colorway" really "pops". The white patent leather + mesh upper is just "timeless". I think the "'285 Release'" details on the heel are a "cool", subtle touch that sets it apart from other core colorways. It’s flashy "because" of the patent leather, but the mostly-white upper keeps it wearable. A very versatile AJ11, in my opinion. The pros? Easy. Timeless silhouette, fantastic build quality, and a colorway that’s both fresh and versatile. The '285' detailing on the heel is a cool, subtle nod. As a Jordan series fan, I appreciate when they do something new-but-familiar. The main con? That $285 USD price tag is "steep" for a non-collab. Also, if you need modern, bouncy cushioning—this ain't it. It's a classic.
- Shown: Bred Toe
- Style: CT8532-401