Jordan Sixty Plus Low

The Jordan Sixty Plus Low immediately grabbed my attention because of the story behind the design. As someone who grew up in Chicago watching Michael Jordan as a very young kid, I thought it was really cool how this shoe pulls together elements from sneakers he wore during his 60-point games. You can spot influences from several classic retros throughout the design, which gives it that nostalgic Jordan feel while still working as an everyday lifestyle shoe. The clean white colorway was another big selling point for me because it reminded me of a fresh pair of all white Nike Air Force 1s. The fit is comfortable overall, though the shoe is definitely a little bulkier than expected. The cushioning feels supportive enough for all day wear, and the leather upper gives it a premium feel that has held up nicely so far. I’ve worn them with jeans for dinners and social outings, paired them with khakis in the office, and even thrown them on with shorts for a more casual look. One funny thing is that my kids immediately noticed them the first time I wore them. My sons kept calling them “Dada's cool white shoes,” and my daughter actually tried putting them on herself because she liked how bright they looked. That kind of reaction honestly says a lot because kids usually notice things that stand out. If I could change anything, I’d slim the shoe down slightly because the bulkiness is noticeable, especially with more tapered pants. Still, the combination of retro Jordan details, quality materials, and the clean white look makes this a really enjoyable pair to wear.

These Jordans were nice comfortable shoes. The leather seems very soft compared to some others I have had. White on white with all the extra accents make it a little busy but still cool.

Having just worn these casually, I have to say this is a very comfortable pair of shoes. The leather upper conforms very nicely to the shape of my foot when I have them on and the thick, fuzzy liner maintains that feeling of comfort throughout the time wearing these. Underfoot, the outsole provides good traction and stability, while the zoom unit works to maintain superb and consistent amounts of cushioning. In terms of appearance, I really like these, especially in this color. While the upper does have many textures, I think they work fairly well together when in this majority white colorway. The white in combination with the subtle translucent light bluish gray accents serve to evoque a sense of ‘cold’ or ‘ice’, making these particularly well suited to being worn in the winter season in my opinion. Unfortunately, the white will likely be fairly difficult to keep clean in the long run, so I would have liked to have more of the blue-gray color present on the upper, but these still look great regardless.