The upper has some give. The insole is nothing special, but it gets the job done. Weight-wise, they feel light on foot. No complaints there. For $185, you're getting a recognizable Jordan series shoe that's built for comfort, not necessarily for collector's shelves. On feet now—and honestly, the comfort is a win. The cushioning feels great for all-day wear. The fit is true to size for me, with nice lockdown. Comparing it to a standard AJ11, the "air jordan 11 rare air" is noticeably lighter, which I actually prefer for casual use. That's a big plus if you're not planning to ball in them. Comparing it directly to a traditional AJ11 – like the Concord – the differences are clear. The "Rare Air" version is more streamlined, uses different (often more durable) materials, and lacks the full-length carbon fiber shank. You're trading some of that iconic, high-end "wow" factor for better everyday versatility and a lighter feel on foot. It's a different beast within the same Jordan series family. Styling these is "so" easy. The muted grey and white scheme works with literally everything—jeans, joggers, shorts. On camera, the subtle details pop. The Jumpman on the heel, the icy-like outsole… it’s a sleek look. It gives you that Jordan 11 prestige without screaming for attention. A perfect blend of sport & style, in my honest opinion.

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