The comfort, as I said, isn't amazing - it's a 1985 design, after all. The leather can crease pretty noticeably, which some people hate. Also, for $180, you might want more tech or cushioning from a modern shoe. So, if supreme comfort is your top priority… this might not be your first pick. Just being real with you. Comparing it to other Jordans? It’s the polar opposite of a loud, color-blocked OG. Next to my Chicago 1s, this Black Air Jordan 1 is the low-key sibling. Versatility is the biggest win here. The downside? Some might find it "too" plain. If you love the classic color pops of the series, this all-black version might feel like it's missing the point. Alright, let's get into it. Just unboxed the "black air jordan 1", and man – the first thing you notice is that classic, "aggressive" silhouette. It's all black, which makes the leather quality really stand out in hand – it's got a nice sheen to it. For $180 USD, you're definitely paying for that iconic Jordan legacy & premium feel. Slapping these on, the fit is true-to-size & the ankle support is instant. Honestly, it's a timeless piece for any rotation. On-foot comfort update: After a full day, they’re broken in nicely. The leather has softened up. They're not "comfort" sneakers, but they're perfectly fine. The "real" win is the look. Paired with jeans or cargos, the black Air Jordan 1 just elevates the fit. It's that simple.
