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It's not a super-plush Jordan, you know? The fit is pretty true-to-size for me. The full-length Air unit gives you that familiar cushioning, but it's a bit firmer than, say, a regular Retro 11. The overall silhouette still "pops", though, especially the way the Concord hits catch the light. Final verdict: The Air Jordan 11 Rare Air is a smart, accessible take on a classic. It makes the iconic design more wearable and affordable. At ~$190 USD, it's a solid value in the Jordan lineup. If you understand what it is (and what it isn't), you'll likely be really happy. Cop it for the looks and the comfort, not for the tech specs or collector's status. So, are the Air Jordan 11 Rare Air worth it? At $185, yeah, I think so—especially if you catch them on sale. You get premium leather, fantastic cushioning, and that timeless 11 silhouette. They fill a specific niche in the Jordan lineup, and for the right person, they'll be a go-to pair. Let's talk pros. Major advantage? The "breathability". My feet don't get nearly as hot in these. The leather is also easier to clean and maintain than patent leather scuffs. The price point, $190, is also a pro - it's more accessible than many retros lately. It's a solid, everyday version of an iconic model that doesn't scream for attention.
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- Style: 378037-117
