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Second, older collectors whose feet can't handle stiff retro builds anymore. I wouldn't recommend them to hardcore restoration fans or players needing court support. For its purpose - a lifestyle shoe - it executes really well. The 'Midnight Navy' version is probably my favorite. Now, a real con for some: if you're an AJ11 purist, this might feel like a sacrilege. The simplified design lacks the drama and craftsmanship of the originals. Also, that super soft build means less lateral support - I wouldn't recommend these for actual basketball. They're lifestyle shoes through and through. That's the key thing to understand before you buy. On foot for a full day, and I'm impressed. Breathability is decent for a low-top, and the comfort holds up. The outsole is durable rubber, good for pavement. They're easy to style with shorts or jeans. For a summer sneaker that gives you a piece of Jordan history without the stiffness? This 'Vachetta Tan' "Air Jordan 11 CMFT Low" is a winner. Hey guys, opening up this 'White and Varsity Red' air jordan 11 cmft low right now. First impression? The shape is definitely different - a bit chunkier than a classic 11, but in a cool, modern way. The materials feel solid for the price-point, which is, you know, around $150. Honestly, I was curious how this "CMFT" tag would actually translate on foot. Let's lace them up and see.
- Shown: Hyper Royal
- Style: 854262-001
