The black and white "Concord"-inspired colorway is super clean and the patent leather mudguard has a great shine. For around $130 USD, the initial quality feels promising. I'm excited to put these on the pitch. The carbon fiber plate in the sole? It provides excellent stiffness for explosive sprints—a clear performance advantage. Traction is solid on firm ground. My main critique? The high-cut collar, while supportive, might feel restrictive for players used to low-top speed cleats. The "air jordan 11 cleats release" is, frankly, a flex. Unboxing them feels special. They’re not "just" cleats; they're a statement. Performance is solid—no complaints. But the #1 con? The price. At nearly $300, they're an investment. Worth it if you're a Jordan collector who also plays. If you just need cleats? There are cheaper, equally good options. Comparing these to other Jordans? It's wild. The silhouette is unmistakably an 11, but re-engineered for soccer traction. Versus a retro AJ11 sneaker, the cleat plate & upper materials are obviously performance-focused. The fit is more aggressive, more 'locked-down'. It's a fascinating evolution of the model. If you love the 11's look but need a cleat, this is your grail. For pure collectors, maybe stick to the OG sneaker version.
