Also, if you're not a fan of patent leather's shine or maintenance, maybe consider a suede or nubuck Jordan model instead. The $210 price tag is also a factor. Conversely, the Air Jordan 11 Low Bred might "not" be for you if you prioritize ultra-soft, step-in comfort above all. The cushioning is good, but it's not maximalist. Also, if you have a really wide foot, that structured fit might feel too tight. And, at around $185+, it's an investment for a casual shoe, so budget-conscious buyers might hesitate. Who should "skip" these? If you need maximum cushioning for long walks, maybe look elsewhere (think New Balance or recent Nikes). Also, if you're not a fan of the patent leather shine – this shoe is built around that material. It's a specific aesthetic. For pure performance basketball, there are definitely better modern options, no question. Who might want to skip it? If you need extreme, modern cushioning for all-day standing, maybe look at something with ZoomX. Also, if you're not a fan of patent leather's look or maintenance, this isn't for you. And, of course, if you only wear high-tops, you already know your answer.
