The black portions make your foot look smaller, while that hit of blue "really" stands out. In different lighting, the sole changes from a deep blue to a brighter icy pop. This Air Jordan 11 has serious camera appeal – it's gonna look great in photos & videos. A potential con? The price point at $225 USD is steep for some. Also, if you have a wider foot, the snug fit of the 11 model might require sizing up – it's a common thing with this Jordan series. The icy sole is also a yellowing magnet over time, which is just the nature of the beast with this design. Who should "avoid" it? If you need a daily, go-with-everything sneaker, maybe start with a "Bred" 11. If you dislike patent leather's shine or stiffness, look at a suede/nubuck Jordan model. Also, if you're on a tight budget, the resale on these can be high. The "air jordan 11 gamma" is a "specific" flavor—don't force it if it's not your style. Who should pass? If you're new to Jordans and want the most comfortable modern tech – maybe look at a 13 or newer models. If you're on a tight budget, there are more affordable retros. And if you really dislike the shiny patent leather look... well, this shoe is built on that, so it's probably not your match.
