Air Jordan Sixty Plus Low

My daughter was so excited to unbox these. She loves the mostly all blue color way, little accents and touches, and the super comfy fit of the shoe. She specifically mentioned the translucent/see through sole, the crooked 23 on the back of each shoe, and the silver tongue. The Max Air cushioning is a huge bonus. She has a pair of Jordan 4 RMs that she compared very favorably to these. Jordan nailed it with these retro lows that my kid can’t keep away from.

I really loved these shoes. The Nike Air Jordan Sixty Plus Low is one of those pairs that feels good the second you put them on. They are super comfortable, and I never felt like I had to break them in. The inside feels soft, the fit is easy, and they are great for wearing all day. What I like most is the design. It is cool how they mix pieces from five different Jordans into one shoe. You can actually notice the little details from each model, and it makes the whole shoe feel unique. They look clean, they feel solid, and the style works with pretty much anything I wear. Overall, they are comfortable, they look great, and they have that classic Jordan vibe with a twist. Definitely one of my favorite pairs.

ITS SUMMERTIME and honestly summer is my absolute favorite season; mostly because I finally get to flex my rotation without worrying about bad weather. The Jordan Sixty Plus Low instantly caught my eye. It’s got that bold, unapologetic retro vibe where it's blends a variety of classics. The ones that stand out to me are the Retro 1, 5, and 7 which are combined to create a show that's screams nostalgia without sacrificing style and the pop of color university blue will surely still turn heads on the street. A major plus for this design is it being a low-top, it’s a total breeze to style with shorts, cargos, or jeans for everyday summer fits. ​On the comfort front, these do not disappoint for casual wear. The cushioning keeps things super plush all day, and they generally run true to size. The padding gives you that nice, secure feel, though if you have wider feet, that layered construction might feel a tiny bit snug until you break them in. ​However one major thing i did not like with the jordan 60 plus is the chunky factor. While I love the concept of the hybrid design, the overall shape is just a little too bulky for my personal taste. It’s especially noticeable when I put them on. I have pretty slender feet, so it looks a bit overpowering and broad. If Jordan Brand slimmed down the overall shape or build just a notch, it would give the sneaker a much sleeker, more balanced look without losing its unique, old-school charm.