Jordan 1 Mid - Trainers - Size 12

While inspired by a basketball shoe, the Jordan AJ1 Mid is primarily designed for lifestyle and casual wear. They do not offer the specific support and cushioning required for high-impact athletic performance like modern basketball shoes.

Refer to the brand's official sizing chart for accurate measurements. Generally, a UK size 12 is equivalent to a US size 13 for men. Ensure you measure your foot length accurately and compare it with the provided dimensions.

The leather and synthetic materials offer some resistance, but these trainers are not waterproof. Prolonged exposure to heavy rain or wet conditions may cause damage or discomfort. It's advisable to avoid wearing them in very wet weather and to clean and dry them thoroughly if they get damp.

The AJ1 Mid is a variation of the original Air Jordan 1. Key differences often include the height of the collar (mid vs. high or low), variations in materials used, and updated colorways that may differ from original releases. The core design DNA remains similar.

The frequency of cleaning depends on usage. For daily wear, a quick wipe-down after use can help maintain appearance. A more thorough cleaning should be done when visible dirt accumulates or the material appears soiled.

Typically, Jordan trainers come with one set of laces matching the shoe's color scheme. Check the product packaging or description for confirmation on whether extra laces are included.

This refers to a sealed unit of air within the midsole of the shoe. 'Encapsulated' means it's enclosed, providing lightweight cushioning and shock absorption without being a full-length Air unit like in some performance shoes.

The Air-Sole unit is designed for long-term cushioning. If cushioning feels significantly reduced, it may indicate extensive wear. Consider replacing the shoes for optimal comfort.

This can sometimes occur due to friction between different shoe components. Try inserting a small piece of talcum powder or a dryer sheet between the insole and the midsole. Ensure laces are not tied too tightly.

Creasing is natural with leather wear. To minimize cracking, avoid over-bending the shoes, keep them conditioned with a leather conditioner, and ensure they are not stored in excessively dry conditions.

Ensure the rubber outsole is clean and free from debris, mud, or excessive dust. Wipe the soles with a damp cloth to restore grip.