The 'White and University Red' is fire. It's a go-to for casual wear, travel, or just looking good without sacrificing comfort. It's not trying to be the original – and that's its strength. If that sounds good to you, grab a pair. If not, the standard retros are still there. Thanks for watching Now, a potential con: the material quality. On some colorways, that patent leather mudguard can feel a bit... plasticky compared to the OG. It's a cost-saving measure for that $150 price tag. Also, true sneakerheads might miss the full-grain leather and structured feel. It's not a "cheap" shoe, but you feel where compromises were made for comfort and cost. To wrap it up: The "Air Jordan 11 CMFT Low" surprised me. I went in skeptical about messing with an icon, but the wearable comfort won me over. It's not a replacement for the classic—it's a complementary, modern companion. At $155, it's a justified purchase for a specific buyer. Would I recommend it? Yes, but with the clear disclaimer: this is a comfort shoe first, a Jordan second. Just got these in the 'Black' colorway. Initial thoughts? Super light out of the box. The padded collar is a huge upgrade for daily wear. Comparing it to my regular AJ11 Lows? The "air jordan 11 cmft low" sacrifices some structure for, well, comfort. Great for all-day use, but not for serious ball. If you want a true retro experience, look elsewhere.
