That means a bit less ankle lockdown, but also "way" easier to get on and off. For $135, you're getting the same legendary style in a slightly more casual package. I dig it for quick errands or casual fits. Comparing it to a Jordan 1 High? You lose a bit of that iconic height / the ankle coverage, obviously. But you gain a slightly more casual, less bulky look. The "wmns air jordan 1 mid" is often easier to find & sometimes at a better price. If you're debating High vs. Mid, think about your style. Mids are incredibly practical for daily rotation. Slip 'em on, and that classic AJ1 lockdown is "immediate". The comfort? Listen, it's an AJ1—you're not getting Zoom Air cloud-like feel. The cushioning is firm, but honestly? I don't mind it for all-day wear. The wmns Air Jordan 1 Mid fits true-to-size for me, with good heel and ankle support. It's a "structured" shoe, not a super-light one, but that's part of its appeal. Now, a potential "downside": the ankle padding is a bit thinner than on some older Mids I've owned. It's not a deal-breaker, but it’s noticeable. Also, if you have "very" wide feet, the break-in period around the forefoot might be a tad uncomfortable at first. Just something to keep in mind.
