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First impression? Solid! The silhouette is instantly recognizable, but the build uses lighter materials. This "Light Smoke Grey" colorway is super clean and versatile. At around $110 USD, it's a more accessible entry into the Jordan 1 family, which I appreciate. The overall construction feels good for the price point. Comparing it directly to my 2020 "Smoke Grey" Jordans... the height is the most obvious difference. The Rare Air feels more accessible, maybe less intimidating to style. The price is also a factor – at around $140, it's more attainable than many Jordan 1 releases lately. It's a solid alternative within the Jordan series. Let's talk design. The Jordan 1 Rare Air simplifies the classic. It removes some of the overlays, giving it a slightly streamlined look. I dig it! It keeps the iconic shape but feels less bulky. On camera, this "Rare Air" version looks sharp and modern. It's a great alternative if you find the standard AJ1 a bit too chunky for your style. Definitely a unique spin on the legacy. Comparing it directly to my OG Jordan 1 Highs... it's a different vibe. The Rare Air sacrifices a bit of that iconic, bulky leather look for lighter materials & that unique silhouette. You lose some of the "OG" feel, but you gain everyday practicality. It's a trade-off, and honestly? For many people, the jordan 1 rare air might be the more wearable choice.
- Shown: Military Black
- Style: CT8527-400
