Jordan 1 Mid's fit almost exactly the same as their high counterparts, therefore we find that for the majority of people its best to stay true to your usual size, but again anyone that prefers a snug fit can go half a size down. The only difference would be the extra eyelet on the sneaker.

How comfortable are Air Jordan 5s? On a scale of 1-10, I would rate the Jordan 5, 7.5 in terms of comfort. The Jordan 5 silhouette may be heavy, but they're extremely soft inside, and the tongue is thick and cushiony.

Support – There isn't any… The height of the shoe is not support, just restriction for my ankles. In the midfoot there is no shank plate or arch support. One thing that I dislike on nearly every single pair of Air Jordan 1's is the fact that the soles are always uneven which causes stress on the foot and arch.

Is the Air Jordan 1 Comfortable? Given that the shoe is nearly 40 years old, it might not come as much of a surprise to say that the Air Jordan 1 isn't the comfiest sneaker style in the world, but we wouldn't go as far as to say it's uncomfortable either.