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If your goal is to get as close to the '96 experience as possible, save up for a Retro. Also, if you "specifically" crave that stiff, structured feel and flash of patent leather, this softer, matte version might not satisfy you. It's a different shoe at heart. In summary: The 'Rare Air' approach in 2025 gives us a fantastic everyday option. You get the legendary AJ11 look (minus the patent leather) paired with modern comfort tech. For $200, it's a justified price for the quality and versatility. Don't buy it for hype; buy it because you want a comfortable, head-turning shoe you can actually live in. That's its real win. So, should "you" buy it? If you want a comfortable, stylish, and relatively affordable way to rock an AJ11 silhouette all year round - yes, go for it. But if the heart of the Jordan 11 for you is that shiny patent leather and premium aura? You'll be disappointed. The "Air Jordan 11 Rare Air 2025" knows its audience, and it serves them well at that $200 price point. Final verdict? These are for the "practical" sneaker enthusiast. You love the AJ11 silhouette but maybe can't justify $300+ on resale. The "Air Jordan 11 Rare Air 2025", at its MSRP, solves that. It's for casual wear, not for your display case. Avoid if you demand OG specs. But for a cool, recognizable, and comfy sneaker under $170? Yeah, it's a pretty easy recommendation from me.
- Shown: Black Toe
- Style: CU1110-010
