The ankle support. If you’re used to the locked-in feel of a High-top Jordan 1, the "Mid SE" will feel noticeably less secure. It’s not for serious ball anymore (not that any 1s really are). Also, some purists just don’t vibe with the Mid silhouette. It’s a personal preference thing, but it’s worth noting. So, would I cop? Yeah, I actually did. This Air Jordan 1 Mid SE serves a purpose in my collection as a easy-to-wear, light-color option. It's not my go-to for comfort, but for looks? It gets the job done. Just maybe go a half-size up if you have wider feet – trust me on that. Final thoughts: Who is the "air jordan 1 mid se" for? It's for the person who appreciates classic sneaker design, wants a durable shoe, and prefers a mid-top over a high. It's "not" for someone seeking advanced cushioning or a super-flexible fit. For the price? You're getting a timeless piece of footwear history that just works. Can't argue with that! Final thoughts: Don't buy the "Air Jordan 1 Mid SE" expecting a revolution. You're buying a legend, in a slightly more accessible & often more creative, "SE" format. The comfort is okay after break-in, the look is "undeniable". For the price? I think it's a fair deal. It's a solid 7.5/10 for me – a great "style" piece with some minor, expected drawbacks.
