On camera and in person, this Rare Air Jordan 3 just works. The lack of "Nike Air" on the back is noticeable for purists, but the overall silhouette is so strong. It's a shoe that gets compliments without screaming for attention. Perfect for a clean, versatile fit. So, is it worth it? For me, yes. The rare air jordan 3 offers a fresh perspective on a legend. The quality is there, the look is clean and wearable, and it stands out in a collection. It's a confident, subtle flex. I'm really happy with this pickup for my rotation. Now, a potential con: the leather quality. It's not premium tumbled leather; it's a smoother, more plastic-like finish. For some sneakerheads used to the OG molds, this might feel like a downgrade. It's still durable, but don't expect buttery softness. Also, that visible Air unit? Always a risk for cracking over time. Just something to consider for long-term wear. Alright, let's get into these Rare Air Jordan 3s. First off, the box is standard, but the shoe itself? The silhouette is instantly recognizable. The colorway is clean - that white leather with cement grey hits and that infrared 23 on the heel? It pops. For $200, the initial quality feels solid right out of the box. A great first impression, honestly.
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- Style: CT8532-104
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