The support isn't built for serious ball. Also, if you live for the "shine" and spectacle of patent leather, you'll be disappointed. This is a muted, comfort-first version. It's different – and that's the whole point. Know what you're buying into. Final verdict? For the "$150 USD" price, I think it's a fair deal for what it is: a supremely comfortable, modern lifestyle sneaker. It's not trying to be a retro re-release. I’d recommend trying them on if you can, because the fit is roomy. Would I buy it? Yes, as a daily beater. It’s a solid, unique entry in the "Jordan series" for comfort seekers. Comparing these to my other Jordans? The Air Jordan 11 CMFT Low is "in a different lane". It's not trying to be a retro basketball shoe. It's lighter, "way" more flexible, and the foam is plusher than, say, an AJ1 or an OG AJ11 Mid. It's for all-day wear, not for the court. That's its biggest strength, but also why some purists might pass. Who should "skip" the "Air Jordan 11 CMFT Low"? Hardcore retro collectors or basketball players. This isn't a performance shoe, and it's not a 1:1 retro. If you need that stiff, supportive feel of the original or that shiny patent leather hit, you'll be let down. It's a modern reinterpretation, not a replacement.

  • Shown: Military Black
  • Style: DM9036-104

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