The materials are pretty good for the $120-$130 range. On foot, they feel secure—good lockdown. The downside? That bold palette can be hard to style repeatedly. So, who's it for? Collectors and those wanting a unique summer shoe. Not for minimalists seeking a clean, go-to sneaker. Compared to other recent Jordan 1 Mids, this "Cheeseburger" version is way more thematic. Most are straightforward colorblocks – this has a story. It's not a high-end collab, but it's more interesting than a basic GR (general release). For the price, you're paying for that unique concept, which I think is worth it if you dig it. Now, the potential con – it's a "very" specific vibe. The "Air Jordan 1 Mid Cheeseburger" isn't for minimalists. You have to "really" embrace the theme. Also, as a Mid, some purists will always prefer the High top silhouette. My honest take? It's a love-it-or-hate-it design. There's no in-between. Alright, so first impressions on the Air Jordan 1 Mid "Cheeseburger"? I'm not gonna lie – the box was standard, but the shoes? They're actually really cool in-hand. The mix of that crispy white leather with the "ketchup & mustard" hits is fun. For the $135 USD price? It's a solid Mid release that doesn't take itself too seriously. Definitely a head-turner.
