Some people "just" prefer mids or lows for the ease of wear. Also, the "all-leather" upper isn't very breathable. So for hot summer days? "Maybe" not the best pick. But for Fall and Spring? "Perfect". It's all about matching the shoe to your lifestyle. First try-on of the women air jordan 1 low 'neutral grey'. Honestly? I prefer this low-top for daily errands. It's lighter, easier to slip on and off. The design is clean and minimalist. It doesn't have the same "statement" power as the High, but sometimes you want that. A fantastic summer shoe. If you find Highs too bulky, try the Low. Just got these in — the women air jordan 1 'University Blue.' That white and blue combo is so fresh for spring. Holding them, the build feels sturdy. On foot review: they fit a bit narrow initially, so wide-footers might want to consider going up half a size. The insole is basic, so I might swap it for something more cushioned later. The design is just iconic, though — instantly elevates any casual fit. Compared to a Dunk Low, it's a higher profile and feels more substantial. Pro: legendary look. Con: break-in time needed. If you're after a statement shoe and don't mind the break-in, go for it. Final verdict? For me, the Women's Air Jordan 1 is a recommended cop, especially in a neutral colorway like this. The pros – iconic style, durability, and outfit versatility – outweigh the cons for my lifestyle. It’s a foundational sneaker. Just go in knowing what you're getting: a style icon, not a comfort cloud. Would I pay $185 for it? For this colorway, yes, it fits a gap in my collection.
