It's not the most cushioned shoe, but that’s expected. The suede upper is nice, but I'm a bit worried about keeping it clean. If you love bold colorways, this is a fun pickup. If you prefer subtle styles, look elsewhere. Comparing it to other Jordan 1 Mids – the quality feels on par, maybe a tad better because of the smooth leather panels. The theme is the real differentiator, though. It's not trying to be a Chicago or Bred. This is a lifestyle shoe first, and I think Nike hit the mark with that for the $135 USD tag. On feet, the feel is exactly what you'd expect from a Jordan 1 Mid. It's a firm, classic basketball shoe feel - not plush like modern sneakers. The 'Cheeseburger' theme is even more fun when you're walking; it's like a piece of wearable art. It gets tons of looks, but it's definitely not a subtle shoe. For $135 USD, you're paying for that bold, playful design above all else. On feet now. The feel is classic AJ1 Mid - you know what you're getting. It's a firm, supportive ride, not super plush. The ankle collar locks you in nicely. Visually, this "Cheeseburger" colorway pops way more in person than in pics. It's a fun, head-turning alternative to more traditional Jordan 1 colorways.
