Those with very wide feet might find the fit restrictive. If you hate any sign of wear on your shoes, the patent leather might not be your friend. It’s about priorities! So I finally got the iconic 'Concord' colorway in hand. Man, the Nike Air Jordan 11 just looks expensive. The high-gloss patent leather collar is the star of the show. On feet, the cushioning from the full-length Air unit is great for all-day wear. However - and this is key - the traction on dusty floors? Not the best. It's an amazing lifestyle sneaker, but maybe not your top pick for serious court use. Okay, initial thoughts on the "Air Jordan 11": The shape is just so "distinctive". You can spot it from a mile away. Wearing them, the cushioning is firm but comfortable – you feel that classic Air unit. In terms of looks on camera, the reflective qualities of the patent leather are "insane". Compared to an AJ1, they're a much more structured, "built" shoe. I love them for lifestyle wear, but true ballers might find the traction pattern a bit dated for serious play. A solid pickup for your rotation. Let's talk looks on-camera. The way the light hits the patent leather on this Air Jordan 11 'Bred' is insane — it just pops! The silhouette is sleek, one of the best ever. However, that shiny material? It can crease. It's part of the charm, but if you're super meticulous about keeping kicks pristine, that's a potential con right there.
