Black and white low top jordan 1

The Dunk Low “Panda” is certainly nothing revolutionary, though its popularity would suggest otherwise. And due heavily in part to the pair’s ubiquity, most quickly associate black-on-white color blocking with the bamboo-eating animal. Comparisons are sure to be made with this upcoming Air Jordan 1 Low, whose colorway could easily be mistaken for its Peter Moore-designed counterpart.

This Air Jordan 1 Low makes no attempt to distinguish itself from the above-mentioned Dunk. Much like the best-seller, black and white is used exclusively here: the lighter of the two outfits the base, midsole, and tongue, while its opposite paints the overlays, Swoosh, outsole, and laces.

Enjoy a closer look at this upcoming Air Jordan 1 Low right here. A release is currently expected to happen later in 2023.

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Choosing the best Jordan 1 Low is pretty tricky with the 1 regarded as one of the best basketball shoes of all time, with its history dating back to the '80s. Fortunately, we're here to help kick off your search in the best way possible with a list of some of our favourites.

Rather than focusing on an all-time selection, we've narrowed things down to some of the more recently released models, like the "Court Purple" Lows, as there have been almost too many low-tops released over the years to count.

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From there, we've based our picks on the price and design of these Lows, and have made sure to mention any other unique features that make these Jordans 1s stand out from the crowd.

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So whether you're looking for one of the best Jordan collabs in these Travis Scott "Reverse Mocha" 1s, or you're searching for a low-top variation of one of the best Jordan 1 colourways of all time in these "Bred Toes", we've got you covered with our list.

We've also highlighted a few upcoming releases to mark in your diary in case you want to refresh your wardrobe in the future. For now though, here's our list of the best Jordan 1 Lows...

Best Jordan 1 Low

• Air Jordan 1 Low "Shattered Backboard"
• Air Jordan 1 Low SE "Silver Toe"
• Air Jordan 1 Low "Bred Toe"
• Travis Scott x Air Jordan 1 Low "Reverse Mocha"
• Air Jordan 1 Low "Bleached Coral"

Air Jordan 1 Low "Shattered Backboard"

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Generally speaking, Jordans should fit true to size for everyday use and for on the court action, all the way through from the 1s to the 36s.

With that being said, you may find going a size up to be beneficial for playing in if you've got slightly wider feet as this should ensure your feet remain comfortable and supported, without feeling too tight and restrictive.

If you're unsure, you can normally find a size chart on Nike's website to give you extra peace of mind when purchasing your Jordans.

Are Jordan 1 Lows comfortable?

All Jordan 1s include Nikes Air technology in the midsole which should provide you with a strong starting point for comfort.

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One of the most important aspects of making sure your Jordan 1s are comfortable though is to make sure you get the right fit.

We'd recommend leaving about a finger's width of space between your longest toe and the end of the shoe as this will make sure your sneakers are bending in the correct place as it should align to the natural bend of your foot.

Do Jordan 1 Lows crease?

We've previously covered whether Jordan's crease, but didn't focus specifically on the Lows.

Generally speaking, creasing is an inevitable part of wearing sneakers, and, no matter how much you try to avoid it, they will show signs of ageing like creasing through consistent wear.

Also, as the Jordan 1s typically come with stiff leather-toe boxes, you may find they crease easier than other shoes.

One of the ways you can try and avoid creasing is by adding foam or cardboard inserts after every wear to keep the sneakers straightened out at all times.

How do you lace Jordan 1 Lows?

One of the most common ways of lacing a pair of Jordan 1 Lows is to use essentially the exact same technique used to lace a pair of Jordan 1 Highs, you'd simply finish the process a little earlier.

Start by threading your shoelace through the first row of eyelets, then cross the two ends over in the middle and feed through the next eyelets up on the opposing sides.

Repeat this step all the way until you reach the top, making sure you leave another shoelace left on both sides to tie a knot.

For more information and a few alternative lacing methods, check out our guide to lacing Jordan 1s right here.

Where can you buy new Jordan 1 Lows?

We've previously gone into detail about the best places to buy Jordans and sneakers here.

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In the article, we advise you to check out the Nike website as your first port of call for the latest Jordan drops.

It's also worth keeping in mind that Nike usually launches its newest footwear through its SNKRS page by listing upcoming releases slightly ahead of their arrival.

If you're not able to pick up the Jordans you're after directly through Nike, then we'd recommend checking out resale sites like StockX or GOAT which authenticates every sneaker purchase to ensure what you're getting is legit.

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