The price, at $195 USD, is also easier to swallow than retro releases. You still get that legendary silhouette everyone recognizes. For a casual, beat-around pair of Jordans, it honestly checks a lot of boxes without destroying your wallet. The major pro? Absolute versatility. This Air Jordan 11 Rare Air 'Bred' goes with almost anything — jeans, joggers, shorts. It's a shoe you can just grab and go. The design is a clever hybrid that honors the original while being its own thing. For a Jordan series release that won't break the bank, it's a solid win in my book for style-first wearers. Comparing these to my regular Jordan 11 Concords... it's night and day in terms of material use. The Rare Air version is significantly lighter and more breathable. It trades the formal, shiny look for a practical, sporty one. If you love the 11's shape but find the originals too stiff or dressy, this Air Jordan 11 Rare Air model is literally made for you. On foot now, and the feel is... interesting. They're comfortable, no doubt, thanks to that full-length Air unit. But the leather upper changes the game—it's less restrictive than patent leather, offering a different kind of flex. The Air Jordan 11 Rare Air isn't as "stiff" initially, which some will prefer for all-day wear.
