Best Look Yet at the 'Cement Grey' Air Jordan 11 Low New colorway set to drop in April
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Previewed last week on SNKRS as part of Jordan Brand’s Summer 2023 preview is a brand new Air Jordan 11 Low and today, we get our best look yet at the upcoming pair.
Taking on a “White/University Blue/Cement Grey” colorway, this Air Jordan 11 Low is reminiscent of popular colorways including the “Cool Grey” and the “Columbia” 11s but changes a few things up from the aforementioned pairs.
The grey used on the upcoming Jordan 11 Low is a touch lighter than the “Cool Grey,” and the hits of UNC-like blue aren’t as prominent as they are on the “Columbia,” but the two shades come together for a new look that should see plenty of action in the warmer months.
This pair is set for an April 1 release at a retail price of $190, but we’ll let you know if anything changes over the next few weeks.
UPDATE (03/16): Official product images of the “Cement Grey” Air Jordan 11 Low have emerged. At the time of writing, this new colorway is expected to hit retail on April 1 for $190. Grab a closer look at the sneaker below.
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