A .5 size down might be doable for some people.

A full size down. Just screams pain for your feet. I highly don’t recommend it.

I tie my sneakers and the creasing isn’t that bad on my worn pair. If anything it’s creasing in a nice way.

Jordan 3 Fire Reds 2022.

These are easily one of the best pairs of Jordan 3s to come out. The quality, the look, the comfort, and nice smooth release it had was just the perfect sneaker experience. It was the first sneaker I ever doubled up on with no hesitation. I consider these my perfect pair of sneakers.

Jordan 1 low: Low to quality materials, feel plastic like (a bit better than the plastic leather on regular Dunks and Air Force 1s). You will see these in your regular sneaker stores in stock all the time. $100-$120 retail. Fit TTS.

Jordan 1 low SE: Okay quality, better than regular Jordan 1 lows. The color ways tend to be a big hit or miss. $110-$130 retail. Fit TTS.

Jordan 1 Low OGs: Most sought after, have decent or good quality material. $140-$150 retail. Fit is TTS for wide footers, or go down half a size for regular or narrow feet.

Jordan 1 Low 85: Probably the best quality material you will find of all of the Jordan 1 lows. $150-$180 retail. Fit TTS, or go half a size up for wide footers.

Reasons: Buyers fatigue, sneaker market is mostly dead except for most OG colorways and those similar to OG colorways, and lastly people have less money to spend.

For sneakerheads it is awesome to be able to buy what you want, for resellers it’s miserable to barely make actual money. I’m loving it!

Mids aren’t total garbage as some like to say on here.

But they are definitely a step down in quality from the highs, and OG lows.

Air Ship, Jordan 3, and Jordan 5 are my top three.

Biggest factor: Do you tie your sneakers? If you don’t, tie them.

Unfortunately most wide footers don’t get the luxury of doing the loose laces look, because it will only end up hurting or ruining the sneakers. This is why as a wide footer, I tie all of my sneakers now. Haven’t had any problems since then.

Jordan 1s and Jordan 11s are TTS.

Big disclaimer: Common sneakers like AJ1 Low OGs, Air Force 1s, and some Adidas sneakers, are not TTS sizing sneakers. So don’t base your sizing on these type of sneakers. Many make the mistake assuming that their TTS is their Air Force 1 sneaker size (AF1s run big in sizing, and tend to be most people’s first sneakers that they remember collecting or owning).

No.

Cop and double up from me.

Older sneaker heads will definitely appreciate these!

For a teenager with not much money and still growing, AF1.

They are basic, cheaper, and as a bonus they make you look taller.

WC is my favorite of the two.

But because it’s spooky season, BC is the way to go.

These look clean!