On feet, they feel exactly like you'd expect from a Jordan 1 Low – a firm, grounded ride. The 'SE' often means slightly different materials, and here you get a nice mix of textures. Pros? Timeless style, goes with everything. Cons? If you need major arch support or soft cushioning, "look elsewhere." For casual, everyday wear, they're perfect. On foot, the profile is sleek! The lower cut and that slightly altered shape make it feel less bulky than a standard "Jordan 1 Low". It's a great casual shoe. However, if you're looking for cloud-like comfort – for all-day walking – this might "not" be your go-to. It's about style and that classic basketball heritage, "not" max cushioning. Comparing it to my other Jordans... it's lighter than a Mid, & obviously more low-profile than a High. The SE version's details—like that stitched overlay—make it feel more special than a GR low. For $110, you're getting more design interest than the basic $100 model, which I appreciate. The "potential" con? That classic AJ1 "feel". If you need plush, modern cushioning... look elsewhere. The footbed is firm. Also, some might find the ankle collar a "bit" stiff initially. It's not for "long", "long" walks where comfort is king. Know what you're buying: style & heritage over cloud-like comfort.
