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If you're used to the buttery leather on some OG retros, this might feel a bit stiff and plasticky. It's the main compromise for that lower price tag. Also, the "Rare Air" branding won't be for everyone—some will see it as inauthentic. It's a trade-off you gotta be cool with. Let's talk looks. On camera, this rare air jordan 3 colorway is clean. The white leather with grey hits and that minimal elephant print gives it a versatile, almost premium look. It doesn't scream for attention, which I kinda like. It's a shoe you can dress up a bit more easily than a loud Retro. The "Rare Air" version is for a different style, honestly. On foot now, and the comfort is decent. It's a comfortable, straightforward wear – nothing plush like a modern performance shoe, but for casual use? Perfectly fine. The fit is true to size for me. The "Rare Air" branding is subtle on the tongue, which I actually prefer. It keeps the look classic. A solid, no-fuss sneaker for daily rotation. On camera and in person, this colorway really works. The white, grey, and that infrared-ish hit on the eyelets pop without being loud. The lack of the elephant print on the toe is a "major" departure from a standard Jordan 3. Some purists might hate it, but I think it makes this Rare Air version look super sleek and modern. It's a simplified take.
- Shown: Heritage
- Style: CT8529-410
