The materials and build are different. It won't give you that on-court, '95 Bulls feeling. It's a modernized, comfort-first take. For hardcore collectors, it might feel like a "lifestyle model." And you know what? It basically is. If you love the Jordan 11 style but find the retros stiff or too formal, this is your shoe. The air jordan 11 cmft low solves that. The foam is forgiving, and the fit is relaxed. Just know, purists might miss the structured feel and performance details of the OG. It's a trade-off for all-day comfort. Who should skip it? If you need a shoe for actual basketball, look elsewhere. Also, if you're a detail-obsessed collector who only wants authentic retro specs, this isn't it. The Air Jordan 11 CMFT Low makes compromises for comfort, and that's its whole purpose. It won't satisfy that itch for a true, stiff 1996-era Jordan 11 experience. Alright, so, the 'White / Midnight Navy' Air Jordan 11 CMFT Low just landed. First glance? The shape is definitely a departure from the OG 11 low—it's much softer, more deconstructed. I'm not mad at it, though! The materials feel nice for a $150 shoe. That classic navy hits just right on the white upper. Let's get these on foot.
