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. On foot, in natural light? The "Cherry" red really shifts – it’s deep, almost Concord-like in some angles, which is a cool nod to "Jordan series" history. The clean white and that icy blue outsole? It's a killer combo. This is one of those sneakers that looks "even better" on-foot than in the box. Photos don't fully do it justice. On feet, in different lighting? The "Air Jordan 11 Cherry" looks "even" better. The red is deep, and the patent leather has a nice shine without being too flashy. It's a perfect holiday-season shoe, but honestly, it works year-round with the right fit. This is one of those shoes that just looks good on camera and in person. On feet, this colorway is a "statement". The white mesh and red patent leather combo is just... clean. It catches the light differently as you move. Compared to other recent Jordan 11 releases, this 'Cherry' has a brighter, almost festive vibe versus the cooler Concord or Bred colorways. It's a different kind of flex for the collection.
