First thing out of the box? The shape is "super" clean, man. The nubuck feels premium, and that Infrared pop is just iconic. For around $200 USD, the initial quality here feels solid. It's a classic Jordan silhouette that never gets old. Now, potential cons? The tech is 30 years old. If you want cutting-edge comfort, look elsewhere. It can feel a bit stiff initially, and that higher price tag—$200 USD—is steep for some. The design might feel too chunky for people who prefer minimalist sneakers. Comparing it to other retros? The Air Jordan Retro 6 sits differently than, say, a Retro 3 or 4. It's a bit bulkier in profile, less streamlined. The comfort tech is also of its era—so don't expect React or ZoomX levels of bounce. It's about that classic, firm cushioning and undeniable style from that championship era. Final verdict? I'm really happy with these. They live up to the hype for what they are: a faithful retro. Would I run in them? No. But for casual wear, for the collection, for that hit of nostalgia? Absolutely. The Air Jordan Retro 6 'Infrared' gets a solid recommendation from me. What do you guys think?
