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Nike Men's Air Jordan 1 Mid SE Craft (Cement Grey/White/Tech Grey/Black) on sale for
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Also note your foot shape. There's 3 different types of "lasts" (shoe bottom). Straight, semi curved and curved. Based on the shape of your foot, pick the right one. I caused some nerve damage in my big toe by constantly wearing a curved shoe when it should have been straight. Just sharing what I learned. these are curved FYI.
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Maybe for Adidas. Would be too big of a step up for Nike sizing IMO.
If they are going to be for casual wear then yeah it would probably work with some thicker socks. Balling in them with that step up will turn them into a 12 1/4-1/2.
I just bought some other Jordan's this way and they fit well size wise. They are a very big/bulky shoe in general though, think they're going back.
I just bought some other Jordan's this way and they fit well size wise. They are a very big/bulky shoe in general though, think they're going back.
Me too. In my experience, Nike's run narrow compared to other brands. However, Jordan 1s are different and have a wider footbed. I wear a 10E (wide) in dress shoes and these fit true.
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Agreed it looks weird, out of place. Almost like it was patched
Also note your foot shape. There's 3 different types of "lasts" (shoe bottom). Straight, semi curved and curved. Based on the shape of your foot, pick the right one. I caused some nerve damage in my big toe by constantly wearing a curved shoe when it should have been straight. Just sharing what I learned. these are curved FYI.
Also note your foot shape. There's 3 different types of "lasts" (shoe bottom). Straight, semi curved and curved. Based on the shape of your foot, pick the right one. I caused some nerve damage in my big toe by constantly wearing a curved shoe when it should have been straight. Just sharing what I learned. these are curved FYI.
I would add something similar. Stiffer soles were recommended for the same reasons. Too easy to overwork/ overextend toes in curved and very flexible shoes.