You lose some ankle "lockdown" and that iconic "look", but you gain "mobility" and easier styling. The Low version feels like a streamlined, modern take. If you love the 6's design but find highs restrictive, this is your move. Let's talk design. This "Jordan 6 Low" takes a legendary high-top and makes it summer-ready. I love how they kept all the original details—the perforated tongue, the molded heel tab. On camera, the shape holds up really well. It's a sleek, streamlined version of the OG. For around $200 USD, you're paying for that iconic Jordan series heritage. My final take? I'm really liking these. The Nike Air Jordan 6 Low 'Infrared' is a win for versatility and style. Is it a must-cop? If you dig the colorway and the low-top look, definitely. It fills a nice spot in the rotation for easy, go-to fits. Major pros? The versatility is number one. This is a Jordan you can actually wear all day, every day. The quality is consistent, and the classic colorways, like this 'Infrared', are timeless. It's a comfortable, head-turning sneaker that doesn't scream "performance basketball shoe" anymore. Great for a rotation.
