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It's perfect for sneakerheads who want a piece of history they can actually wear often. If you're looking for a true performance basketball shoe in 2024, though, there are better—and often cheaper—tech options out there. On foot, the comfort is good for walking around. The carbon fiber plate provides decent stability, which is a nice feature carried over from the original Jordan 11 design. I'd rate the comfort above a Jordan 1, but below something like a Jordan 13. For a low-top, it offers a surprising amount of support. The outsole traction on clean surfaces is excellent, no slipping here. From a collector's view, this is a must-have. The 'Bred' colorway on an AJ11 – especially a Low – is always in demand. The quality on this release is on point. My advice? If you snag these for close to retail, it's a great pickup. They're a wearable piece of Jordan history that won't just sit in the box. Sizing tip, again: definitely consider that half-size up. My true size was just a bit too... "hugging" in the toe area. Once I swapped, the fit was perfect. The "Air Jordan 11 Low Bred" locks your foot in nicely. The insole is pretty basic, so an aftermarket one could boost comfort if needed. But straight out of the box? They're good to go.
- Shown: Blank Canvas
- Style: 555088-610
