The cons are minimal unless you dislike the accent color. For the right person, this is a definite cop. It's a fresh take that still feels fundamentally like a Jordan 3. Who should maybe pass? If you're buying your "first ever" pair of Jordans, I might steer you to a more iconic colorway like 'Black Cement' or 'Fire Red'. The 'Lucky Shorts' is a bit more of a niche preference within the lineup. Also, if you're on a tight budget, $210 USD is a commitment for a primarily style-driven shoe. Who are these for? Honestly, for anyone who appreciates sneaker history and wants a durable, classic-looking shoe. They're perfect for casual wear, light travel, or just adding a reliable pair to your rotation. If you missed out on other white-based AJ3s, these 'Lucky Shorts' are a must-consider. They just work. Who should maybe skip? If you're buying your first-ever Jordan 3, I'd probably point you to a more classic colorway. Also, if your wardrobe is mostly neutrals, these might just sit in the box. You gotta be confident to rock these Nike Air Jordan 3 "Lucky Shorts."
