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The leather is decent—it's not buttery soft, but it'll last. That's key for a shoe you plan to wear often. The black color hides scuffs well, another practical win. When I compare it to my older Jordan 1s, the quality feels consistent. My final verdict? The black Air Jordan 1 is a workhorse. It's a foundational piece for any rotation. Highly recommended if you value longevity and style. Major pro? Unmatched versatility. You can wear this shoe with 90% of your wardrobe, and it always looks sharp. The all-black colorway also hides creases and scuffs way better than lighter pairs. For a $180 sneaker you plan to wear a lot, that's a practical advantage you'll come to appreciate, trust me. Pros? Timeless design. Incredibly easy to style. The black leather is durable and should age well with creases. It's a foundational piece for any sneaker rotation. Cons? As mentioned, the comfort tech is dated. Also, the all-black can show dust easily. And hey, at $180, it's an investment for a simple color – but sometimes simple is best. My final take? I'm really into these. The Black Air Jordan 1 fills a specific slot in a collection: the go-to, no-thought-required pair. The build is good, the look is sharp, and it's endlessly wearable. It’s not the most exciting shoe I own, but it might be one of the most used.
- Shown: Cherry
- Style: 378037-061
