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That black matte leather upper with the contrasting shiny patent leather? Chef's kiss. Seriously, the silhouette is just "perfection". On feet, they're supportive – great lockdown. Honestly, for basketball or just style, they work. A major pro is that timeless color-blocking; goes with everything. A con? They can feel a bit bulky if you're used to ultra-light trainers. Versus a Jordan 4, the 11 offers better court feel (in my opinion!). Worth the $225? For a staple colorway – absolutely. Perfect for collectors and ballers. The "construction" on these – specifically the "Jordan 11" 'Gratitude' – is "solid". The patent leather "cut" is clean, the stitching is "on point". For $350 (this is a "special" DMP pack), you expect "premium" details, & you get them. On foot, the "metallic" gold hits "catch" the light "beautifully". It's a "luxurious" take on a classic. A "con"? The "premium" price tag is a "serious" barrier for many. Conversely, who should "avoid" it? Hardcore ballers seeking the latest on-court tech—look elsewhere. Also, if you prioritize pillowy-soft comfort above all else, you might be disappointed. The fit can be narrow, so wide-footers, definitely try before you buy this $225 investment. It's not a universal, do-everything shoe. On feet, the Air Jordan 11 truly pops. The way the light hits that patent leather is "chef's kiss". It’s a shoe that gets compliments every single time I wear 'em. Compared to, say, a Jordan 1, the 11 has this futuristic – yet classic – vibe that’s hard to beat. It’s a statement piece, no doubt about it.
- Shown: Obsidian
- Style: 555088-117
