What you don’t know about Jordan 11

[@RoseAnvil]

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[@Iuduedu]

Easyly the most necessary shoes/sneakers channel out there right now. So useful for people who don't just want to know what we wear, but people who want to construct sneakers

[@gfbmusic]

He should do some episodes focused on comparing today's quality to yesterday's. Both in materials and construction methods. I'd love to see an episode where he cuts the same silhouette, a retro and an og pair. Some og ACGs would be dope or maybe reebok freestyles which are very easy to come by in retro and original pairs via eBay.

[@MrxxSelfxxDestruct]

And also for the big redpill the sneakerheads have to swallow about their so called amazing quality.

[@troydennis96]

@@MrxxSelfxxDestruct I don’t think sneaker heads are of the belief that a SBB jordan 1 is greater leather quality than a Nick’s boot or redwing. It’s just on the available spectrum of sneakers they are nice quality.

[@Red-in4fx]

Weartesters.

[@jhalilxvii]

@@jahmanborneo1343 He's cut open a ton of boots too lmao.

[@silverjsvl]

That stain test was even more painful than see it being cut in half

[@savvycadaver625]

Lmao so many people cringed themselves into a black hole what's that scene lol

[@jeanbaptiste626]

the whole thing is painful , burning , boring holes , staining and cutting in half ... blasphemous i tell you !!! lol !!

[@slim2826]

i find the cut in half scenes satisfying

[@petes.6844]

@9:40 fr, hate to see it😔

[@Aaron-jw1vd]

Bro could have done a brick Jordan 11 not the concords

[@Will-yp6ny]

The Concords 11’s are my #1 favorite Jordan shoe ever made. When they released in ‘95-‘96 it was my first year in college and I still remember wearing them practically everyday. Now, 27 years later i owned practically every color-way that has released and I still wear them but the Concords hold a special place in my heart.

[@FightMang36]

Those sneakers are all about the look because trash quality in my opinion

[@HighGroundArmwrestling]

In my opinion the 11s are super cheezy. The patent leather adds another level of cheezy. Like a kids toy

[@akhasta4312]

​@@FightMang36like almosr every shoe nike have. The 4's its like a toy shoe, shit quality but no one cares 😂😂😂

[@richardsalinetrojr1957]

That's how I feel about the Military Blue AJ4s. They were the first Jordans I ever owned as a kid so I have a huge soft spot for them and was happy as hell with this last release being they're closer to the originals then any other retro Nike did of them. The AJ7 Bordeaux was the first pair I bought with my own money back in 92' so I have a soft spot for those as well. Hell, I actually still own them. They're not wearable anymore but they could be if I had a sole swap done, but I want to keep them as original as possible since the rest of the shoe barely looks used. The AJ11 Concords and the Space Jams are 2 of my favorite Jordans of all time, though.

[@stevegriffith162]

Jordan 12s I believe are the best made shoe. Only thing to improve it would be to get rid of the foam around the outside of the forefoot and the foam around the the outside edge where the ball of the foot is. This would make it more durable and make it more aesthetically appealing for longer. Otherwise great shoe, with great features.

[@kaneda4102]

I appreciate everything you do on this channel, there’s real value actually seeing the science behind these iconic designs.

[@orincoon5585]

The Jordan 11's are my all time favorite shoes. I still remember getting my first pair back in 96. Picked up the 2016 Space Jams, 2018 Concords and 2019 Breds and was happy with Nike and Jordan Brand going back to the og cuts. Great video and review!

[@nicknguyen7870]

Which ones were your.faves??

[@orincoon5585]

@@nicknguyen7870 Jordan 1's, 11's and 12's.

[@sebastienc.2257]

Same with the 2009 space jams as my favorite but I love all of the OGs along with the space jams

[@TooMuchNutz]

U don’t dig the legend blues?

[@orincoon5585]

@@TooMuchNutz those are awesome as well but wasn't a fan of the colorway at that time, lol

[@zeroelus]

AFAIK, carbon fibre rigidity/strength really comes down to how the fibers are laid up and understanding the forces the part will experience is critical. In race cars you’ll see a part with cf be made to be strong enough to resist it’s projected forces and nothing else, place forces on it in a different way and it can be almost fragile. I’ve always loved this sneaker, but I’m kind of shocked that the cf plate would be that fragile in that direction, I would have expected it to be stronger.

[@F0XD1E]

CF is stiff and brittle. Your foot can't bend nearly as much as he was bending that shoe in half in the middle, so I doubt it's as much of a concern as it was made out to be. Feet don't flex at the arch.

[@tnguyen8633]

@@F0XD1E commenting to say the same. The first way he tried to fold it(toe upwards) is the normal way and it held up fine. But folding toe downward to heel is not natural so imo that's why the CF arch broke so easily.

[@zeroelus]

@@tnguyen8633 makes sense, thanks to both of you.

[@gotworc]

@@F0XD1E there's also different types of carbon fiber. Going to probably assume the one used in the Jordan 11 is a cheaper less strong variant of what we'd expect

[@wheel1775]

Nike doesn’t really make quality shoes. It’s all just a marketing gimmick. They have to come up with something to grab attention for each new design to justify the insane price. The carbon fiber looks cool, but doesn’t really do anything.

[@stevelambert3418]

Absolute genius that your doing all of these Jordans and I'm sure that you'll receive plenty of views and likes. These by far are one of the best basketball shoes ever to play in and the most comfortable. So much technology in this shoe and Tinker became even more legendary after the eleven. Please keep doing Jordan's if you can. Appreciate your channel.

[@kelebrimbor1313]

I've bought Air Jordan XIII black/varsity red in summer of 1999 as a teen. They were on my feet non stop for 7 years, all year long (they are better than any winter boots) I've played thousands of basketball games in them (most outdoor on asphalt courts, some indoor) and carbon fiber plate broke in a game of street hockey. So it is possible but after years and years of abuse

[@samhall9279]

Are they still wearable after the plate breaks or do you have to throw em away?

[@kelebrimbor1313]

@@samhall9279 absolutley, crack is in the middle of the plate (is not from edge to edge) Personally, I don't feel any difference while walking in them. As for the shoes themselves, they are in their original box for more then 10 years now, I just couldn't throw them away 😀

[@andre_8901]

You mean the 13 playoffs, right?

[@kelebrimbor1313]

@@andre_8901 we called them playoffs back then, but it was odd that they were released with Flints, Black toe (He got game) and white/red one (Chicago) . "AJ13 playoffs" were released latter for All-Star weekend and they had black leather upper, black midsole with a white details on sole, jumpman on tongue was in a yellow circle. Kids nowadays would call my pair OG BRED. I called them playoffs back then.

[@ill-nois2282]

Such a sleek design for it's time, it still looks quite modern for today's standards. This is my favorite basketball sneaker of all time.

[@mmaal]

I’ve worn many pairs of 11 lows through the years, and when I was younger played in the 11 low SEs. Once a single, well-worn shoe had the plate snap in the middle. I cannot honestly say I felt a difference when wearing it with the broken plate.

[@Bhenrik968]

The cats loaf made this video 10x better and I already love watching these videos and they are much appreciated. I would love to see a jordan 6 or 12 video as well!

[@Furcornlover70]

I agree! 10/10 loaf😍

[@DOHCtorJ]

​@@Furcornlover70 loaf. 😂

[@damienjeremyweir4543]

MJ got what he wanted with this pair. Low to the ground like a sports car with Zoom Air and a rigid shank plate, anti roll patent leather, quick lace system and herringbone traction. This colourway is joint favourite with Space Jams & Bred 11s and one of a bunch of best looking Jordan classics of all time.

[@CaliJatt0809]

No zoom air.

[@IAmInfinitus208]

Zoom Air didn't come until the 12s. This one was the last mainline Jordan to have the Air bag technology.

[@Si-ni1wk]

@3:03 - During the 1994-95 season, he only played in the Jordan XI in the second round of the playoffs against the Orlando Magic. He wore the Xs during the 17 regular season games and the first round playoff series against the Charlotte Hornets.

[@mjo23dan]

These videos you do are super informative. Nobody else is doing in-depth material breakdown like you do. Keep it up!

[@IAMEM2529]

How are you bro!

[@lynnl7329]

After watching your sneaker/Yeezy series, would you consider cutting up a GS or women’s version of the same shoe. Curious to know if they’re built the same or if manufacturers cut corners. Even with boots, I wonder if my Red Wing moc toes are made differently than the men’s version.

[@bigsho5218]

Nike definitely cuts corners with some GS shoes … that’s why they’re cheaper … some GS shoes will only have air in the heel and not the forefoot like it’s adult example. That’s why a mens and woman’s release 11 are full priced. But if you do like some women do and just buy the shoe in a GS to save money you’re not getting all the technology

[@ryanh3635]

Would love to see a whole series redoing women's versions to see this.

[@christianrodriguez3531]

@@bigsho5218 GS 11s have a faux carbon shank.

[@RetroKid]

GS shoes don't come with the tech that adult sizes do. A strange example is that the Jordan XII came in a men's and kids sz 7. It's the same shoe in terms of size, but the men's size 7 had zoom air, while the GS didn't.

[@joshbuckley5902]

@@bigsho5218 I don't know about the US but in the UK the GS and PS models would be cheaper even if they had the same tech because children's clothing isn't subject to VAT(sales tax).

[@GuavaConQueso]

Can you discuss what you think the price points should be for the typical sneaker along with how much more it should be for better leather?

[@MrKinghuman]

50 dollars for material and leather for sneakers. Plus 400 dollars for hype and advertising

[@GuavaConQueso]

@@MrKinghuman don't forget about the 5 cents for labor.

[@MrKinghuman]

@@GuavaConQueso 15 cents, I think they got a raise

[@enjoythesilence902]

In China shoe factory workers can make about USD740 per month. In Vietnam, a 50%off, after adding OT, workers gain less than USD440 per month. I guess in the near future, Jordans would be made in Vietnam.

[@Anon.G]

@@enjoythesilence902 most Nike shoes are made in Vietnam

[@lambodriver217]

One thing I love about the Jordan 11 is its ability to be worn casual but also semi-formal. Something the Jordan brand was trying to achieve with the Jordan 2 but failed.

[@yassver]

Jordan 2 is amazing

[@hristo118]

Pretty much, i have low jordan 11 almost full black retro pairs and they are perfectly formal and casual

[@B1t3hih8u]

I think 12 and 13 look good like that too

[@ThatHeatXX]

I think the AJ 13 and AJ 18 have a sporty and formal look to them as well, just like the AJ 11.

[@IAmInfinitus208]

Even the 12s do that formality too when you realize one of the inspirations was taking an old women's dressshoe into the design.

[@connorstevenson6730]

Honestly I used to not be a huge fan of the 11s, even though I understood their historical significance and how much MJ himself liked them. The patent leather at first seemed oddly bulbous and maybe a little much. Not to mention performance basketball shoes do need a lot more support than a regular sneaker or shoe. But now understanding the idea behind all the materials and their placement, the silhouette has def grown on me too. It's pretty awesome.

[@kenethw172]

I’m old enough to be alive when Jordan was still a Chicago bulls, and played in these shoes, but never gotten a Jordan 11 it was always sold out within minutes ever since.

[@vinnyninja3552]

I think everyone who loves jordan 11s were happy to see how this worked out haha I'd love to see some 5's and 13s cut! Or maybe some 12s also 🤷‍♂️

[@JaySee5]

If that CF snapped, so did the bones in your foot. The shoe doesn’t bend where that plate is. It is for torsional rigidity.

[@matthewbrennan6466]

😂

[@robert.mills5]

Great review... I'd love to see the difference between the cushion of the original vs the retro. the OG had amazing cushion and comfort, the retro is a little stiffer and flatter

[@anv._]

Him breaking a perfectly good pair of my favorite type of Jordans makes me want to go Stalin mode

[@KevinWei24]

I lost my mind when I first saw this shoe. For those older people like me, some of us may remember seeing them in a game when Ahmad Rashad (sideline reporter) profiled them on live TV. That was free advertisement for Nike courtesy of NBC.

[@batyoureyeslikethis]

wearing it from 2018 winter reissue, never hooped with it, and avoiding wearing it during summer due to no ventilation at all of it. but I love it and my carbon fiber was not cracked. and the first day that i wore this my wife dropped hot dog onions on top of it, as you said it never got away and still stayed at there like my wife..

[@thomp]

For your hot dog onion stain on synthetic cloth (like the cordura is I believe) I’ve had success with plain dish soap removing oil based stains. Eg: wet area, apply dish soap, soak for a few min, wash off. Repeat if needed.

[@alfredtyrefors3384]

Great video as always! You should try cutting apart a fake version of a popular sneaker and checking the difference between the fake and the authentic one to see if it actually is any different🙌

[@daniellgray5474]

Gets his shoes from stockX so high chance his had fakes

[@NE0C0R7EX]

Irrelevant because the quality is not the reason why some colorways cost 10X as much as other colorways. Stop looking for excuses to join the Broke Boys Bootleg Brigade

[@alfredtyrefors3384]

@@NE0C0R7EX not my point at all but ok think what you want

[@NE0C0R7EX]

@@alfredtyrefors3384 If it’s literally a *replica* then of course the materials will be basically the same

[@alfredtyrefors3384]

@@NE0C0R7EX and thats what is interesting to me, if the company doesn’t have any quality standards then there is no point for the market to buy the authentic ones

[@thomascalderon598]

So far jordan 11 is pretty consistent with the original. The only flipslide is that the 1995-96 pairs actually encapsulate the air unit with phylon, so it's not wide open like how retroes does it.

[@pielucas439]

I was told the carbon fiber in the originals was a lot higher quality as well. Any truth to that?

[@thomascalderon598]

@@pielucas439 mmmm, that i cannot say for sure. Because that would mean i have to do the same test that rose anvil did. Now if it's thicker than today's CF shank, i would say yes.

[@thomascalderon598]

@@pielucas439 but i will say the padding is much stiffer, the leather is thicker, the patent is more vinyl than plastic, and the insole is much more thicker, has a nice curve shape rather than being flat, and the encapsulated phylon feels better than if it was wide open.

[@pielucas439]

@@thomascalderon598 thanks for replying, appreciate it man. Was looking at a pair (rerelease) but think I'll skip it

[@RyTrapp0]

@@thomascalderon598 If Nike is the best at anything, it's finding all the little corners to cut to maximize those margins lol

[@nasmaxfit]

I had my OG 11s for about 15 years, the carbon fibre never broke and gave me an extra few inches on my jump from the ‘spring’ effect

[@antihebrew]

Prove it!

[@airtec87]

this is bullshit, ive owned early 2000 pairs like the bred and cg bought in store, after wearing them the carbon fiber plate always cracks, anyone who says different is full of sh--

[@nasmaxfit]

@@airtec87 why would I make up a lie about that to random strangers on the internet? wtf? lol Plus I said they we're the OG 11's, not the nasty ass & cheaply made retros

[@antlew8077]

@@airtec87 I still have the 01 Columbia’s. Haven’t worn em since like 05 but I hooped in em and generally dogged em. Never cracked.

[@airtec87]

@@antlew8077 my zen 11 lows, bred 11 from 2001, and dmp 11s all cracked after wearing them casually. I have a pair of cool greys, the first retro not the 2010 or the one from last year, that didn't crack but I wore those the least.

[@josea5092]

I’m dying for you to do a Foamposite review. I want to see a detailed look inside 😎

[@robert.mills5]

Good Call

[@solecrazy]

Thanks for bringing Toaster back to the show.😃

[@jacobtreadway3122]

I love Jordan’s ! To hear you gush from a boot maker’s standpoint is great!

[@McFlyYouSlacker]

That cat is the real star of this video

[@joetokyo1158]

I love when this video is reposted on twitter/instagram and seeing all the comments crying and whining as if you killed their god. They're just shoes people.

[@macd6453]

I'd like to see an og pair of carbon fiber side by side to see the difference since they don't make em the same anymore

[@troydennis96]

There’s nothing wrong with the carbon fiber plate in these?

[@macd6453]

@@troydennis96 didn't say there was, just not the same

[@deanofthequeer]

I love your channel for your insights and insatiable curiousity for what goes on inside shoes. Having watched so many videos I now know what kinds of shoes and boots I want to own and can find them based on the knowledge from your videos. I sew for a living (industrial machine, 7hrs a day) and your videos helped me learn that a platform shoe that is stuffed full of foam is my best best for staving off foot pain. Again, love your vids, and your cat!

[@Chrisssaywatt]

I'm a fan of the 11 because it's a little friendlier to people with wider feet.

[@bball3048mm]

Jordan did not wear the Jordan 11 during the last 17 games of the regular season. He debuted it in Game 1 (May 7, 1995) of the Eastern Conference Semifinals against the Orlando Magic.

[@Tain950]

This one was painful to watch these sneakers are so nice 😂 But props for pushing the envelop and daring to be great on KZbin brother. I’d give you 2 thumbs up if I could 👍

[@bloodshot6]

One of my favorite sneakers of all time. Great design and function. Great video.

[@lqading..]

Yeah I’ve had a pair of 11s that eventually made it ‘grass cutter’ status.. if you beat them up enough the carbon fiber will crack and the translucent outsole’ll separate too

[@ericfallabel9201]

Glad that you pointed out that the carbon fiber is a gimmick. Carbon fiber is extremely strong in tension, but not in bending or against orthogonal loads. That application can’t do very much.

[@rchrdp305]

Another great informative video. The carbon fibers on my sample DMP 11s that released back in 2006 are still in tact. Mainly because I don’t play basketball in them.

[@froilanjandoc7480]

Hi Rose Anvil I had used The Jordan 11 in the 90s playing basketball and everyday use I have no issue on the carbon fiber plate cracking the only is carbon fiber plate is separating in the outsole because of constant use .

[@NewEliteOrder]

These sneakers are superbly insane, literally the best pair of sneakers I've owned. I only use them on special occasions, and keep em clean and fresh, even though the durability is outstanding.

[@deschubby183]

Thin sole usually require better quality. As an athlete of various type of sports, i do notice sports shoes these days comes with thicker midsole end up for comfort but gaving up road feedback hence lesser stability control by wearer. Is great to see AJ still holding up the golden classic.

[@fj5]

Awesome video! Thank you for the quality production! As for the carbon fibre plate, you bent it to failure at the center of the foot arch in the opposite direction to its intended flex design but feet don't bend there and definitely not in that direction or to that extent. When in practical use, the shoe bends at the forefoot where that plate splits, thins out, and falls short of the tips of the toes allowing for that natural flex. I believe the center arch is meant to stay relatively in-form and functions more like the center column of a long bow to provide that spring back support at the ends of the shoe. If you bend a long bow at the center in the opposite direction, it would also snap since it wasn't designed to bend there or in that way. The 11s are my all time fav Jordans and I hope to own a pair one day! :)

[@stalefacegoldteeth]

Well go buy a pair

[@3X3-n3j]

@@stalefacegoldteeth people can’t afford the stupid resell prices. Your comment has the same tone of “if you’re homeless just buy a home”

[@edwardstanley8375]

I'm pretty sure jordans shoes he used on the court was made with alot better materials then what we got at the nike store.

[@brandoncook2569]

i always thought the same thing.

[@adamcarrillo209]

I would love a Jordan 12 video up next, mainly the Indigo cw that released 2 years ago, they claimed it was a naturally tinted leather and that they put better leathers than ever. I would love your evaluation of the shoe in general, seeing what you think of the Jordan 11 and also the materials on this particular cw I mentioned previously.

[@Splitwave23]

The Air Jordan 11 to me is hands down the best Air Jordan in Michael Jordan’s career with the Chicago Bulls. How it’s made and the technology are really what I love about this shoe. Literally way ahead of it’s time. My first pair I got is the Win Like 82’s, then the 2018 Concords and recently the 2006 Defining Moments. Although all 3 of them look similar, they have been my favorite colorways

[@mikeyrivera7589]

The cat sleeping on the box is too cute

[@calebmouth]

I still have my original ones from high school when our team all ordered them. The sole came off on the way to coaching baseball. I glued it back on haha. Still wear em.

[@snowrs1]

An arch is strong if you push down from the apex, but not as structurally sound the opposite way, it looked like you cracked it bending it in reverse with a point load which I do not believe was the design intent.

[@littlejackalo5326]

A curved piece of carbon fiber is not an arch. It does not benefit from the strength of a structural/architectural arch, because the two ends are not transferring force into the ground, and the compressive loads are different. It's just a curved piece of CF, and will be pretty much just as strong in both directions.

[@qwiswaz9774]

i would think the direction of the layup makes a slight difference, assuming they are laying only a coule sheets to make the piece. it would be just a molded piece of flat layered cf. but the forces he broke it with would probably not happen on the middle of the arch with the shoe in tact, glued to both the outsole and midsole. a sharp 3 point bend in the arch never really occurs.

[@ronlim4654]

I know basketball sneakers arent your forte since there are less basketball sneakers that use leather but we really need contents like this which shows the actual quality of the materials

[@Reginald_Harrison]

Feet don't bend like that at the arch, especially not backwards. I seriously doubt anyone has ever cracked the carbon fiber plate with normal usage.

[@BigDirtDawg]

i’m addictive to this channel now 😂. And i love the 11’s as well. Wasn’t the biggest fan of them at first when they first released but they’ve grown on me for sure

[@colesmith6465]

Anyone else think that cat was a statue?

[@unkillabledemonking]

I have a love hate relationship with the 11s, i love them when its icy sole is clean and brandnew and i hate them when they are turning yellow.

[@marcomcdowell8861]

Brave man chopping up those Jordans and analyzing them. Not because of the sneaker value, but because Jordan is very protective of his brand and his lawyers like to litigate lol. Edit: Thanks for the Patent Leather history lesson.

[@nekromanis8687]

Please do the jordan models in the right order. The jordan 4 should‘ve been the next one 🙏🏽

[@randyperrelli9548]

Niiice! This is what I had recommended a few weeks back when you asked us to comment on what other Js you should do. Thanks for this video. The 11 is one of my all-time favs! Keep doing what you're doing Weston!

[@anthonyquinn7246]

Bred 11s and the Gamma 11s are so amazing!

[@Rhino916.]

Never in my life has a carbon fiber shank plate snapped on me, even with abusive WEAR. But of course it'll snap if you fold the shoe with no foot in it

[@Kali2Kingston]

Love all these videos! Every single one! I cut apart a pair of airmax when i was in middle and it brings me back to then every time you drop a new video… also love how the cats jus chillin… keep the sneakers coming theres plenty more we need to see whats inside! Salute from a true sneaker head

[@jangy089]

What about an air max month?

[@Blessed2XS]

By far, the Nike Air Jordan 11s are the best Jordan model ever, and one of the Top 3 Sneakers Of All Time Yet!!! 💯✅️

[@snock5487]

For me that got into Jordans after the hype, this was always the coolest one cuz of the design in general, I didn't even know histories and all of that when I chose it as my fave.

[@stevelambert3418]

I forgot that another eleven from Jordan was the 72-10. It was the same shoe with the patent leather along with a tumbled leather upper and they are beautiful.

[@matthewbrennan6466]

Very underrated pair.

[@ck5192]

Jordan 11’s forever known as the “Prom Jordan.” A lot of guys have attended prom in these Jay’s.

[@xrizbira]

Did you ask all guys in the world?

[@benjammin8510]

I'm sure converse/ vans beat them out. Although i haven't been in high school in 14 years

[@runabout76]

I seem to recall it being said that the 11 used the patent leather to give the shoe a slight "wingtip" look so MJ could wear them with a suit. Great video as always!

[@CreepSoldier]

How funny It is that the entire shoe cutting thing started as a fad, and now its a actual deep and interesting way of verifying shoe quality

[@robert9595]

And people still buy crappy corporate shoes.

[@ryann5247]

Usually carbon fiber has a directional weave that is only resistant to breaking in one direction. I noticed it broke when you bent the toe down as opposed to up. It could be that the weave of the plate is not designed to bend that way because the engineers weren't concerned with resisting a direction that was unnatural for a foot to bend

[@TRJK]

Bro I literally died when he hotdoged the jordan 11 💀

[@soll86]

I have these shoes for some time now.. in black color.. FYI for people wanting to get these: If you get these for street walking they make your feet super tired (probably because of the stiff carbon fiber plate)

[@patrickbateman80]

The Air Jordan XI are one of the most iconic and technologic shoes ever. The carbon plate in the mid-sole, the translucent clear rubber, the mesh, the patent leather, were innovative design technologic details never seen before in a basketball shoe. To think that this shoe was conceived and designed way back in 1994 gives even more innovative value to the designer: mister Thinker Hatfield.

[@hamishmount9062]

im loving these jordan videos, best channel out there in my opinion

[@justinrodriguez3430]

Damn, i cant imagine wearing a new shoe every game, no wonder he had feet issues

[@justinrodriguez3430]

@@bobTom37 new carbon fiber every night cant be good for your foot.

[@xers6704]

@@bobTom37 you don't wear the same quality shoe he wore.

[@davidbarber3739]

I own a few Pair of 11s. Hands down my favorite jordan silhouette. I always felt like the 13s are the best quality for some reason

[@banditeastlick2471]

Well the cat is totally unimpressed with Jordan shoes

[@notseelen]

KITTY!!!!!!!!!!!!! also, I don't ever wear 11s, they don't look right on me....but I LOVE the tech in them they're such a huge step forward from, say, a 6. they're the first "modern" Jordan imo

[@MaximumCarter]

My favorite J of all-time! Still miss my pairs... had an all red colorway and a white/baby blue colorway.

[@vinheecho6100]

this huurrttttsssssssss

[@keanuleachay8371]

I love your videos bc I can hear and see the passion and quality of work you do. That’s inspiring on another level. Keep up the great work

[@petersullivan184]

Dude that’s the most chill cat, what kind is it?

[@marclafferty6416]

I had a pair of these back in 96 and the carbon fibre cracked. Also cracked the carbon fibre on my bred 12s. Hands down the best Jordan’s I had were the 13s.

[@nyashnader1]

When doing crease and bend tests, you should have a foot inside doing the bending. I’m 100% sure it affects when bending empty at a much harsher angle for the shoe.

[@markwilson7487]

I'm absolutely in love with my Cherry 11's

[@sneakpeekla]

So awesome. Please do the Jordan 12 if you ever decide to cut up some of the retros!

[@naes1978]

I remember buying these off the shelf when I was in high school. Those were the days.

[@stoltobot]

I’ve since realised that my feet simply don’t fit within Nike width but while I was persevering these were my favourite shoes

[@rauldiaz4251]

You should do a Material comparison between a fake and the real on the other hand keep it up love your videos man

[@FlyingPirahna1]

Your videos make me want to work with leather and make shoes from scratch. Thanks for inspiring a new passion!

[@seriousdeep1753]

the passion of the author is like he is a kid. beyond the sky level. my sincere thumbs up!! just imagine what ytb allows us to make, see and know these days!!

[@glendabrown6011]

More Toaster! I love how he wraps his tail around his front paws

[@samissa9921]

You should examine a Diadora n9000 made in Italy. I recommend the diadora n9000 notti veneziane; apparently each leather used is sourced from different leather tanners in italy and the sole incorporates sand from Venice beach.

[@MrPistons4life]

I still have mine from 95 the original black and reds from high school and they didn't crack. The glue has come off the sole partially on one of the shoes but they're still original.

[@flyvanguard24]

love mine. glad to see what was inside. now i love em even more

[@Mr9Guns]

There's a product called leather luster that you can use to make your leather kind of like old time patent leather. Old army trick for ceremonial guards.

[@spmars30]

Thank you for doing this one! Idk if you saw my suggestion to do these on the Jordan 3 video but so glad you chose these. The Jordan 11 has been one of my favorite silhouettes and I'm glad to see that you now love them just like I do. I really learned a lot from this video and can't wait to see which silhouette you guys do next!

[@naturalmystic1262]

The Carbon fiber is placed perfectly in the middle of the foot. It prevents your foot for injuries. Bending occurs in the bottom of the toes, it supports the whole feet making sure it will not bend when you bend your toe part