The Air Jordan 1 Low has seen huge success since its push in 2021, gaining a whole new audience of sneaker fans that were ushered in through \u201cThe Last Dance\u201d Basketball documentary on Netflix. The show covered the Chicago Bulls Championship era of the 90s and drew even more attention to the alien talents of legendary basketball player, Michael Jordan. The Air Jordan 1 Low\u2019s simple silhouette was a perfect entry point for sneakerheads both new and old.<\/p>\n
Officially draped in \u201cBlack\/Gym Red-Sail,\u201d the low-top boasts a smooth leather construction. Adopting the signature Chicago Bulls red is the toe box, Swoosh and branding details. A smooth black leather forms most of the upper, highlighting the red accents. The embroidered Wings insignia and Jumpman logo are both swallowed up by the deep red, drawing further attention to the iconic features. Imagine if these were your first pair of Jordans and the hours you would spend running your hand over the heel embroidery and counting the perforations on the toe box, that\u2019s what being a sneakerhead is all about. The laces keep things low-key in its standard black colouring with the midsole following that traditional look. Thanks to the standard smooth leather and foam tongue on this release, expect the regular comfort of your Air Jordan 1 Low.<\/p>\n
he Air Jordan 1\u00a0fits true to size. People with narrow feet can go down half a size for a more snug fit. People with wide feet can go up half a size for a roomier fit.<\/p>\n
COMPARISON: Air Jordan 1 Low & Nike Dunk Low<\/strong><\/p>\n