The main one? The "comfort tech is dated." If you want modern, bouncy cushioning, look elsewhere. Also, the break-in period can be "slightly" stiff. Some people find the Mid's collar height a bit awkward—not high, not low. It's a personal preference thing for sure. Is it worth the money? At its retail price—I'd say yes, "especially" if you find a colorway you love. You're paying for that legendary Jordan 1 aesthetic and durability. Would I "personally" pay huge resale? Probably not. But as a solid addition to the rotation straight from Nike or Jordan Brand? Definitely. It fills a specific "stylish, reliable sneaker" niche in the Jordan series. Unboxing this Wmns Air Jordan 1 Mid, the 'Black and Gym Red' pair looks even better in person. The color blocking is classic Jordan. Lacing them up, I noticed the tongue is nicely padded – a small but appreciated detail. Is it comfortable? It's "supportive", not squishy. After wearing modern runners all week, putting these on is a different, firmer experience. For $120, you're paying for the iconic design and brand heritage. It’s a wardrobe staple for sure. If you've never owned a Jordan 1 before, the Mid is a fantastic, slightly more affordable starting point. Let's talk comfort, honestly. The "Wmns Air Jordan 1 Mid" is comfortable for what it is: a lifestyle shoe. It's not a running shoe, people! The insole is basic, and the cushioning is minimal—that's just the nature of this Jordan series model. For all-day wear on hard surfaces, your feet might get a little tired. But for casual outings, errands, etc.? It's totally fine. Manage your expectations.
