It "can" crease over time, and some folks prefer a nubuck or suede look. Also, at $225, it's a significant investment. If you're looking for a pure performance basketball shoe in 2024, there are more modern—and lighter—options than this retro. The craftsmanship here is impressive. Stitching on the white panels is clean, and the patent leather cuts are sharp. This Jordan 11 feels "substantial" in hand. Some might find the shoe a bit heavy compared to modern knit sneakers — that's the trade-off for that structured, premium feel. But on foot, the weight isn't really noticeable during casual wear. Comparing it to other "Jordan 11s"? The 'Cherry' sits right up there with classics like the Concord or Bred. It's "just" as versatile. Versus a more modern "Jordan" model? The 11's tech is dated—so don't expect Zoom Air bounce. But for style & heritage, it's a top-tier pick, no doubt. On foot, the design really shines. The white mesh upper contrasts so cleanly against the red patent leather... and that icy blue outsole? It completes the look. Honestly, these look fantastic in motion and photograph incredibly well—definitely a head-turner. It’s a Jordan 11, so you know the silhouette itself is just timeless.
