Materials:
The elephant pattern is a distinctive material utilized on the majority of Jordan 3s. Not only was the material unusual when the shoe was first introduced in 1989, but it is still a show-stopper now.
The print's color appears a little "dingy," but that's not necessarily a bad thing. The print is still lovely, and it looks wonderful with the tumbled leather.
The leather used is acceptable, and far better than the leather used on the True Blue 3s that were launched a long ago. That's much better!
The shoe's midsole is the final feature worth noticing. Jorda 3 midsoles have historically performed poorly, but rumor has it that things have turned for the better, and paint cracking and degradation may be a thing of the past.
Construction:
Everything is going nicely with the creation of my pair. Of course, other shoes may not be as fortunate, so anybody considering purchasing this pair should thoroughly check them before making a decision.
Sizing:
In my perspective, the Air Jordan 3s have the perfect fit. The footbed is sufficiently wide to suit people with wider feet.
Cushioning:
Air Jordan 3s are among the most comfy retro jordans in my opinion. They were a wonderful fit for my foot.
Wearability:
Despite being introduced in the autumn, this sneaker shouts summer. The majority-white top with pops of orange and blue make these an easy shoe to wear throughout the summer months, but they can also be worn in the fall.
Put on a pair of jeans, a sport grey hoodie or sweatshirt, and a Mets or Knicks fitting and you're ready to go.
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