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The full-length Air unit provides a nice, subtle bounce. Design-wise, it's a home run; the 'Concord' accents are timeless. However, that patent leather "does" have a break-in period—it can feel stiff at first. My advice? If you love the 11s & want a low-top for spring/summer, this is a no-brainer. If you're new to Jordans & want maximum comfort tech, maybe explore other models first. Sliding these Air Jordan 11 Retro Lows on, the fit feels true-to-size for me. The inner sleeve provides a nice, snug hug around your ankle and midfoot. They're not heavy at all – actually pretty light for a Jordan model. The cushioning? It's that familiar, firm-yet-comfortable feel from the full-length Air unit. It's perfect for all-day wear, not necessarily for hardcore hooping. Comparing it to other "Jordan" models? The "air jordan 11 retro low" is way more "wearable" daily than the bulky AJ4s or AJ5s. It's lighter & less restrictive. Versus an AJ1 Low? The 11 Low has more of a "performance heritage" look with that carbon fiber shank plate (even if you can't see it). It sits somewhere between a pure lifestyle shoe & a retro basketball model, which I personally love. Final take: The Air Jordan 11 Retro Low earns its place. It's not the most innovative shoe this year, but it doesn't need to be. It's a certified classic, executed well. If you dig the style, you won't be disappointed. What do you guys think – low-top or high-top for the 11s? Let me know!
- Shown: Hyper Royal
- Style: CT8532-105
