This "Rare Air" model simplifies things, and you'll notice. Also, if ultimate on-court-inspired comfort is your #1 priority, you might wanna save for a different retro release. Let’s talk about that "Rare Air" branding. Instead of the classic "Jumpman" on the heel, you get the "Rare Air" script. Some purists might hate it, but I think it’s a cool, unique detail that sets this pair apart. It nods to the history without being a direct copy. The build quality on my pair is excellent — no glue stains or messy stitching. For a non-retro release, Jordan Brand didn’t cut corners here. Alright, let's get into these Rare Air Jordan 11s, people. First off, the box is "clean" and that always sets the tone. Pulling them out, the iconic shape is instantly recognizable—that sleek, low-profile 11 silhouette. But the materials? They feel a bit more "accessible", you know? Less of that glossy patent leather, more of a matte finish. For $245 USD, it’s a "solid" entry point into the Jordan 11 family. Definitely a different vibe from the classic Concords. So, should YOU cop? If you love unique spins on classics and value premium leather in your rotation, yes – go for it. But if you only chase OG retros or need a performance shoe, look elsewhere. The "rare air jordan 11" is a niche winner in my book, and I'm really glad I added it to the collection.
- Shown: Black Cat
- Style: CT8527-016
