Jordan Air 1 Low - Grey - UK 10.5

While they have an athletic heritage, the Jordan Air 1 Low are primarily designed for casual wear and lifestyle purposes rather than high-performance sports. For intense physical activity, specialized sports footwear is recommended to provide adequate support and protection.

These trainers typically run true to size. We recommend ordering your usual UK shoe size. If you are between sizes or prefer a slightly looser fit, consider trying the next half size up for a more comfortable experience, especially if you plan to wear thicker socks.

The leather upper offers some resistance to light moisture, but these trainers are not fully waterproof. Prolonged exposure to heavy rain should be avoided to protect the leather and internal components. For added protection against water and stains, consider applying a reputable water and stain repellent spray specifically designed for leather footwear.

The encapsulated Air-Sole unit is a cushioning technology located in the heel of the shoe. It consists of pressurized air encapsulated within a durable, flexible bag, providing lightweight, responsive cushioning that absorbs impact and enhances comfort with every step.

For the white rubber sole and any white leather accents, use a soft brush or a clean cloth with a mild soap solution or a specialized sneaker cleaner. Gently scrub the affected areas to lift dirt and grime, then wipe clean with a damp cloth. Avoid abrasive materials that could scratch the surface.

The upper of the Jordan Air 1 Low is constructed from smooth leather, providing a premium feel, durability, and the classic aesthetic associated with the Air Jordan 1 series.

Often, squeaking comes from the insole rubbing against the shoe's interior. Try removing and reinserting the insole, or sprinkle a small amount of baby powder underneath it to reduce friction. If the squeaking persists, it might be due to the outsole, which could indicate a manufacturing issue or natural wear.

Creasing is a natural part of leather wear, especially in areas of flexion. To minimize visible creases, consider using shoe trees when not wearing the trainers. You can also try to avoid excessive bending of the foot where possible, though some creasing is inevitable with normal use.

For minor scuffs, a soft cloth and a specialized leather cleaner can often remove them. For deeper stains, professional shoe cleaning may be necessary. Always test any cleaner on an inconspicuous area first to ensure it doesn't discolour or damage the leather. Prompt cleaning is key to preventing stains from setting.

Ensure laces are tied correctly, not too tight or too loose, to allow for natural foot movement without excessive pressure. New leather shoes may require a break-in period; wear them for shorter durations initially to allow the leather to conform to your foot shape. Wearing appropriate socks can also improve comfort.