.. fine. They're not premium, but they seem durable for the price point. You won't get buttery soft leather here, but that also means less creasing anxiety! The "air jordan 1 low se" construction feels sturdy. It's a practical shoe. I’ve seen worse on GR releases, that’s for sure. Comparing it to my other Jordans – like a standard High OG – the SE Low is obviously way more low-key and easier to wear daily. It's lighter, less restrictive. But you do lose that iconic high-top look and feel. Think of it as the more accessible, summer-ready version of that legendary Jordan 1 series design. Perfect for warmer weather. Here's my take on this "Air Jordan 1 Low SE". It's a no-brainer for a clean, everyday sneaker. The price is reasonable within the Jordan line. On foot, they feel secure and the profile is iconic. The only downside I see is the standard, non-removable insole. If you want to upgrade comfort, you'll need to add your own. Otherwise, a reliable pick. Comparing it to other Jordans... it’s lighter and more low-profile than a high-top, obviously. Versus something like a Jordan 1 Mid, the quality on this ‘SE’ feels a step up in my hands. The silhouette is just so iconic. For the price point ($115), you're getting that iconic look with some special ‘SE’ detailing. It's a strong offering in the low-top game.
