Matt Varga “It’s never too late to start.” It’s a piece of advice that undoubtedly we’ve all heard before, and evidently, the Air Jordan 1 Low has taken it to heart. Even if basketball is still at the heart of its design, the Air Jordan 1 Low has tried out several reinventions of late; as a tech runner with the Method of Make v3 or becoming a derby shoe as the Jordan 1 Low Brooklyn.
Indeed, the latter shoe already demonstrates that the AJ1 Low can, shockingly, function in that shoe life. Given the Brooklyn carries a true platform sole, however, it’s closer to ladies’ statement wear than anything built for a 9-to-5. Perhaps the Air Jordan 1 Low “Dark Team Red” featured here is a more faithful test of its strengths as workwear. Two-tone boot laces are the first indication that a more rough-and-tumble lifestyle is in focus, but we can’t deny the collegiate vibes that pace the rest of the shoe, from a sophisticated gum sole to the shaggy Swoosh. Overall, what this shoe absolutely hits the nail on is autumnal coloring, making a strong case to enter all of our cold weather rotations as a result.
The Air Jordan 1 Low “Dark Team Red” is due out as a part of the Fall/Winter slate, more than likely carrying a slight premium on its usual $125 retail price given the material changes. Keep this page and our Jordan Release Dates 2026 hub within reach to be the first to know when these hit shelves.
WHERE TO BUY
Mens Air Jordan 1 Low
US 2026
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| Retailer | Release type | Status |
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| Nikestore | Standard | Check Site |
