Air Jordan 1 Low Reviews

Here’s all my Air Jordan 1 Low reviews! I’ve owned plenty of pairs, and while I may prefer the look of the Air Jordan 1 High, the Low still has a place in my heart as a more practical and comfortable alternative.

I think in general, a lot of sneaker collectors focus on the hightop version of this sneaker, but the lowtops do get some love. Especially these days with high profile collabs and limited editions raising the profile of the low cut J1.

There’s a couple different versions floating around, too. The “OG” version is less padded and sports a Nike Air on the tongue, while the GR versions tend to have a Jumpman on the tongue and more padding.

See Air Jordan 1 Low Reviews from newest updated to oldest:

Air Jordan 1 Low Banned Review

Updated May 6, 2026 by Anthony

The Air Jordan 1 Low Banned takes one of the most iconic color stories in sneaker history and applies it to the low-top version of the AJ1. The original black-and-red “Bred” colorway became famous in 1985 after Nike marketed the shoe as “banned” by the NBA for violating uniform rules, turning the controversy into one of the most legendary sneaker campaigns ever. This low-top release continues that legacy while adding several callbacks to the famous 2011 “Banned” Air Jordan 1 High release.

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Air Jordan 1 Low Chicago (2025) Review

Updated November 19, 2025 by Anthony

The Air Jordan 1 Low Chicago brings back one of the most iconic colorways ever, now in a clean low-top form for the new year. I’ve always loved the Chicago look, so seeing it return again in 2025 felt like the perfect time to finally grab a pair.

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Air Jordan 1 Low Shadow Review

Updated June 7, 2024 by Anthony

The Air Jordan 1 Low Shadow are a low top version of the classic OG Jordan 1 High colorway. A similar version of these released in 2015. The main difference between releases here seems to be the larger swoosh of the older version. Otherwise you get the same type of look.

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