If you like the AJ3 silhouette but prefer a more understated design, this "rare air jordan 3" is perfect. It's also great for casual wear, not necessarily for hardcore balling. On foot now, and the comfort is... decent. It's a retro basketball shoe, so don't expect modern foam. The cushioning is firm but break-in should help. The fit is true to size for me, with a secure wrap around the midfoot. The weight is noticeable but not crazy heavy. For casual wear, these Rare Air Jordan 3s are perfectly fine for walking around town. My final take? I'm really into these. For $200 USD, you get a well-made, iconic silhouette in a wearable color scheme. The 'Rare Air' version of the Jordan 3 offers something a little different. It's a confident, stylish shoe that doesn't try too hard. I'll be wearing these a lot this season. Who should avoid it? Hardcore Jordan collectors who only mess with OG specs. Also, if you're buying your "first" Jordan 3, I'd probably point you to a Retro first to get the true experience. This "Rare Air" version is a cool alternative, but it shouldn't be your introduction to the Jordan series. Know what you're getting into.
