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The patent leather has a great shine to it, and the mesh upper is durable. It feels like a shoe built to last, which you want at this $225 price point. If you're a fan of the Jordan 11 model's legacy and craftsmanship, you won't be disappointed here. It's a solid, well-made release. Now, a potential downside for some — that shiny patent leather. It's a fingerprint magnet and can show creases more than nubuck or mesh. If you're super rough on your kicks, the pristine look of the "air jordan 11 cherry" might be hard to maintain long-term. It's a "handle with care" type of sneaker. Let's talk pros and cons. Major "advantage": timeless Jordan 11 shape that always looks good. The materials feel premium for the $225 price tag. A potential "con"? That bright cherry red might be "too" much for someone who prefers subtle, neutral kicks. Also, the patent leather can crease— that's just a fact of life with 11s. If you're okay with a loud color and some wear marks, you'll love 'em. Is the Air Jordan 11 Cherry worth the hype? For collectors and 11 fans—absolutely. The colorway is executed perfectly. But for someone new to Jordans, or on a tight budget, maybe start with a more versatile, GR colorway. This one feels special, almost like a holiday release, which makes it a standout piece in any rotation—if you can get it.
- Shown: Bloodline
- Style: DX2836-001
