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The cleat studs are aggressive! The upper materials feel more robust and purpose-built for turf. This specific version, the cleat, is in a league of its own. It’s a bold move from Jordan Brand, merging two worlds – and for "$180", it’s a statement piece for sure. Now, a real talk "con": the break-in time. These aren't 'slip-on-and-go' cleats. The stiff patent leather and plush interior need a session or two to really mold to your foot. Initial tries can feel a bit rigid. If you need a cleat that's instantly game-ready right out of the box, this might frustrate you. Patience is key with this "release". 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. So, who are these for? They're perfect for the casual league player who values style as much as performance. For the sneakerhead who plays soccer. This Jordan 11 cleats release bridges two worlds beautifully. It's a niche product, but it hits that niche perfectly.
- Shown: Cool Grey
- Style: CT4954-007
