Jordan Heir Series 2 "Desert Berry"

I am pleasantly surprised to find a sneaker from Jordan brand that I love that is not a retro. What makes it even better is that is a woman's shoe. I thought the look of the Jordan Heir Series 2 was nice but in hand and on foot they look really good. I could not stop staring at the shoe, loving the design, alternative tongue script and Jumpman logo. The heel tab and the soles are unique. Even the insole is different. Instead of the normal fabric it almost has the same feel of the outside of the sneaker. I thought I wouldn't like this but it made the fit of the sneaker comfortable. The laces aren't the regular cloth laces. They are thick and match the shoe. I own a lot of sneakers, with a lot from Jordan brand and I will wear these more than some of my classic favorites. They pair perfectly with sweatpants and I even used them to shoot around briefly. I would not necessarily use them to play a full court game of basketball but just playing around I think they are good. They look so nice I would not want to play ball in them for fear of getting them dirty but I think they'd hold up. The almost translucent sole may age in terms of color but I guess I would have to let time tell. The quality of the shoe is top tier. They are not heavy and you can walk normally but they feel solid like they will last for awhile. I have a wide foot, (size 7.5 womens) so they did feel a little snug at the toe box but overall they were true to size. I would love these in a different colorway. I wouldn't change anything. The Jordan Heir Series 2 are my new favorites from Jordan.

The Jordan Heir series 2 is definitely a fun sneaker. The depth of comfort and ease of use wearing it make it feel almost impossible to take off. The design is aligned with the products that mirror this design and image. The actual sneaker itself is designed to be worn by people who have been wearing sneakers for a while but want to add some versatility in their collection. The colors stood out the most and just gives Miami vibes. I wouldn’t change anything. Nice sneaker.

These Jordan Heir Series 2 sneakers were pretty narrow in the toe box and ultimately not super comfortable if you have wide feet like I do. Unfortunately, the rubber sole grips socks, which also makes them a bit difficult to put on. In terms of overall comfort, they fell a bit short, especially after longer wear. I wore them for a casual game of basketball and while they had good grip on the court and cushioning, they lacked ankle support, at least for my personal preference. In terms of design, these are really basketball shoes first, which makes them a bit difficult to style for more casual wear. I got the silver, white, and pink colorway. The silver made the shoes difficult to match, but the frosted white created a cool effect and I liked the splash of pink. Still, they were difficult to wear outside of the gym. Overall, tough to recommend these sneakers if you have wide feet like me or if you want to wear them more casually.