The leather needs some time to mold to your foot. Also, at $180, you’re paying for the legacy and style – not for groundbreaking comfort tech. That’s just the reality with most OG Jordan 1 releases. It’s a trade-off you have to be okay with. Let's be real about the "wmns" sizing. It "typically" runs a bit narrower. So if you have a wider foot, maybe consider going up a half-size? Just a heads-up! Beyond that, the shoe performs exactly as expected: great ankle support, a firm ride, and that unbeatable, classic basketball profile. So, here's my take on this WMNS Air Jordan 1. Unboxing, the silhouette is just "chef's kiss" - it never gets old. This particular pair has a really clean, two-tone color blocking. First wear? You feel that iconic, slightly elevated posture. The toe box creases... predictably. Compared to a Jordan 1 Low, you get more ankle support (and more heat, honestly). Major pro is the legacy - you're wearing a piece of history. The potential con? For $190, you're paying for the name and design, not cutting-edge tech. Perfect for sneaker enthusiasts who value style, not for performance basketball players in 2024. Just copped the wmns Air Jordan 1, and I gotta say, the craftsmanship is decent for the price point - $180 feels about right. The out-of-box stiffness is real, but that's part of the AJ1 DNA, in my opinion. They look incredible in photos and on foot, no doubt. Who are these for? Sneakerheads and style-focused folks. Who should skip them? People needing arch support or maximum comfort for long walks.
