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Comparing it to some older Jordan 1 Mids (you know, the ones with iffy materials?), the quality here is "noticeably" better. On foot, they're comfortable for daily wear. Is it the most "technologically advanced" shoe? Not even close. But for $120 USD, you get a timeless design that's built to last. I'd recommend these to anyone wanting a classic sneaker silhouette that isn't as bulky as the High. If you need serious arch support, "maybe" look elsewhere. Comparing it to other Jordans, specifically the "Air Jordan 1 High": the most obvious difference is, of course, the height. The "Mid" cuts just above the ankle, which I find easier to style with different pants. Some purists swear by the High's profile, and that's fair! But for daily versatility? I'm leaning towards this "Jordan 1 Mid". It captures the essence without the sometimes-bulky top. Final thoughts? Personally, I "really" like this model. The "nike air jordan 1 mid" delivers that timeless Jordan 1 look in a "slightly" more manageable package. For "most" people's casual use, it's "excellent". Just go in knowing it's about style & heritage, not cutting-edge tech. For the price? It's a "solid" pick-up in my book. Now, a potential con? The comfort, or lack thereof, for "long" periods. If you're on your feet all day, these aren't it. The flat, firm footbed isn't for everyone. Also, if you're a sneakerhead chasing that "original" 1985 vibe, the Mid's proportions and ankle height might feel like a compromise. Just being honest with you guys.
- Shown: Smoke Grey
- Style: DC9533-800
