Nike air jordan 11 : On feet now, and the fit is "snug" – but in a good, supportive way [vx6a30a5]

The patent leather cage does a great job holding your midfoot. They're not the lightest shoes ever, but you feel that quality. Compared to, say, an "Air Jordan 1", the comfort level here is way higher right out of the box. That's a major "plus" for all-day wear. Putting the Air Jordan 11 'Platinum Tint' on for the first time. That metallic silver patent leather / it's a head-turner. The fit is consistent with other 11s – a bit structured. In terms of style, they're a modern twist on a classic. One big plus is the durability of the materials. A downside could be the metallic finish / it's not for everyone's taste. Worth $225? If you love metallic accents, / definitely. More of a fashion-forward pick in the Jordan series. Talking about the elephant in the room: the patent leather on the Air Jordan 11. It's stunning, but it "will" crease. That's just part of the story. On feet, they're comfortable for all-day wear - the carbon fiber shank provides awesome stability. Compared to newer Jordans, the tech feels simple but effective. I love the look, but if you hate high-maintenance shoes, maybe think twice. For collectors & fans, it's essential. Alright, let's get into these Air Jordan 11 'Concords'! First thing out of the box... wow. That patent leather shine is "iconic". The build quality here, especially on this 2023 pair, feels really solid. On foot? Immediate classic status – the cushioning is plush, and the fit is true-to-size. Compared to other Jordans (looking at you, AJ1), the 11 is way more comfortable for all-day wear. The clear outsole is a pro for style, but a potential con – it will yellow over time. At ~$225, if you want a piece of sneaker history you can actually walk in, this is it. Not for folks who hate keeping shoes clean, though!

• Shown: Military Black
• Style: AV2187-160