.. it's a winner. The low-cut design makes it way easier to style with shorts or jeans compared to the mid-top 11s. That icy outsole and white upper just "pop" in natural light. I've been wearing the Air Jordan 11 CMFT Low for a few errands, and it's getting compliments. For $145, you're getting a ton of aesthetic appeal for casual fits. Alright, let's unbox these Air Jordan 11 CMFT Lows. First impression? The shape is "definitely" different from the OG 11s—much more relaxed. This 'White/University Blue' colorway is clean, though. The materials feel nice for a lifestyle shoe, not premium but solid. At $150 USD, you're paying for that Jordan brand and a comfy twist on a classic silhouette. It's an interesting take, for sure. Comparing it directly to my regular Jordan 11 Lows? The CMFT version is noticeably lighter and "way" more flexible. The trade-off is support – don't plan on hooping seriously in these. They're for lifestyle. The insole is plusher, and the overall construction prioritizes comfort over lockdown. That's the whole point of this model, honestly. On feet, the design really grows on you. This 'Black Metallic' version looks sleek in person. The low-cut silhouette makes them incredibly versatile for daily wear. Compared to my regular Jordan 11 Lows, the Air Jordan 11 CMFT Low has a chunkier, more casual midsole. It's a modern, comfort-forward interpretation of a classic.
