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The dark patent leather with blue hits / it's a really unique look in the 11 lineup. Comfort is standard for the model – supportive, not super squishy. On camera, that subtle blue really stands out. Compared to a more common colorway, these feel fresh. Pro: standout colorway. Con: not the easiest to match with everything. For $225, they're a solid choice / if you want something different from the usual classics. 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. The Air Jordan 11 'Legend Blue' – a classic. Unboxing them, that white leather and patent combo is just pristine. They scream summer. Putting them on... the fit is fantastic, true to size. My real take? The major pro is that clean, crisp look. The major con? Keeping them clean is a "job". Compared to a Jordan 6, the 11 feels more streamlined. At $225, you're paying for that iconic look. Worth it? If you don't mind maintenance, 100%. Perfect for sneakerheads who love a project. Not for someone who wants to just throw on shoes and go. Reviewing the 'Cap and Gown' Air Jordan 11. All-black everything – so sleek. Out of the box, the matte finish on the patent leather is super unique. On feet, they're comfortable and surprisingly versatile for a dark shoe. The pro is the stealthy, sophisticated aesthetic. The con? The all-black can mask some of the shoe's famous design lines. Versus a Jordan 13, the 11 is less techy-looking and more elegant. Priced at the standard $225, this is a great option for someone who wants a formal-ish sneaker. Not the best choice if you want your Js to pop with color.
- Shown: Dark Iris
- Style: 555088-610
