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The fit is true-to-size, with a nice, snug—not tight—feel. The sole is softer than expected! Visually, the lowered collar changes the whole profile, but in a good, modern way. Pros? Breathability and comfort. Cons? It loses that iconic, stiff AJ11 "bootie" feel. Worth it at $175? For casual wear, 100%. Final take: The Air Jordan 11 CMFT Low fills a specific gap. It’s a comfortable, stylish, low-top for everyday. For the price? It's solid. I'd recommend it to casual wearers or anyone building a versatile rotation. Just don't expect the heft or prestige of a mainline Retro. It's a different tool for a different job, folks. Major pros? Number one: COMFORT. Straight out of the box. Second, the price point—around $150 USD—is more accessible than many Jordan retros. Third, they're versatile; the 'Cement Grey' pair goes with everything. It's a successful reimagining of a legend for everyday use. They nailed the "comfortable lifestyle shoe" brief. Comparing it directly to my Retro "Air Jordan 11 Low"? It's a different beast. The CMFT Low is noticeably lighter and the upper has way more give. The trade-off is you lose that iconic, rigid support and the "pop" of the patent leather mudguard. It's not better or worse - it's just built for a different purpose: pure, easy comfort over court-ready aesthetics. Think lifestyle vs. performance heritage.
- Shown: Taupe Haze
- Style: AR0715-441
