As a sneaker, it's a well-executed, fun take on the iconic Jordan 1 Mid. For $135, it's not a must-have GR (General Release), but a cool addition. I wouldn't recommend it as your first or only Jordan — but as a fun third or fourth pair? Absolutely. Who should grab these? Honestly, collectors who love thematic releases, or anyone wanting a Mid that sparks conversation. The $135 price point is fair for a novelty colorway like this. Who should skip it? If you need all-day-every-day comfort, or prefer minimalist style, look elsewhere. This shoe is 100% about making a fun, visual statement with your fit. So I just put these on. The fit? True to size for me. The comfort is your typical AJ1 Mid – which means it's fine, but don't expect modern foam or anything plush. It's a bit stiff at first. The "air jordan 1 mid cheeseburger" theme is bold on-feet; you feel like you're wearing the concept, not just a shoe. The ankle collar offers decent support. Comparing this to a standard Jordan 1 High OG, the silhouette is obviously shorter. The materials here are fine, but they lean more towards durable than ultra-premium. The standout feature is 100% the color story - it's creative and well-executed. Just know, it's a lifestyle shoe now. Don't expect Boost-level comfort from this classic model.
