For the price-point, around $125 USD, you're getting that iconic silhouette without the high-top price tag. It's a super versatile colorway, honestly. The leather feels decent—not super premium, but definitely good for daily wear. If you love the Jordan series but want something a bit more accessible, this Mid is a great entry point. The biggest downside? The materials. For $125 USD, you get some solid synthetic leather panels. But—and it's a big BUT—don't expect premium, buttery softness everywhere. It's a trade-off for accessibility within the Jordan 1 line. Cracking open this box, I gotta say – the materials on this particular 'wmns air jordan 1 mid' are decent! Nothing luxury, but good for the price point (around $120 USD). On foot, they feel... familiar. It's that signature AJ1 experience: secure ankle, firm sole. The design is just so easy to wear. A key advantage over some other Jordans? Availability and price. They're often easier to get. The possible letdown? If you've worn newer, techier shoes, these will feel very basic. Great for collectors and style-focused folks, less so for performance. Who should skip it? If you prioritize all-day, plush comfort above all else – look elsewhere. Also, if you need a shoe for actual basketball or extensive walking, the "wmns air jordan 1 mid" isn't built for that. Its purpose is more fashion than function, and that's okay!
