The craftsmanship feels a notch better – cleaner stitching, more deliberate material choices. It doesn't feel like "just another" color-drop. Wearing them out, I got a few compliments... which "always" feels good! The silhouette is just so proven, man. Let's talk pros. The biggest advantage here is versatility. This 'Black/Cement Grey' colorway goes with "literally" everything — jeans, shorts, joggers. The build quality feels a step above some recent Jordan 1 Lows I've seen. For $140, you're getting a durable, stylish shoe that's easy to wear. The "air jordan 1 low se" is a strong, everyday option for sure. On feet now, and the fit is true to size for me. The comfort is… standard for an "Air Jordan 1 Low" - don't expect cloud-like cushioning, it's a flat, stable court feel. The break-in is minimal, which is a plus. The SE's construction gives a snug, secure wrap around the midfoot. It’s a classic silhouette, just with premium details. On foot, the comfort is what you'd expect from an AJ1 Low – it's fine! Nothing revolutionary, but it's a stable, flat-base sneaker. The break-in period is real, though – that first wear can be a bit stiff. The SE version just feels like a slightly refined standard model, you know? A good, casual, everyday option for sure.
