When you think of the Jordan Brand, the last thing that springs to mind is affordability. Most of the models we know and love are priced at $200 USD or more for every one of those must-have colourways we want to own. But there are some hidden (and not-so-hidden) gems in the Jumpman lineup that won’t make your wallet cry every time you want to add a new pair to your collection. Check out our list of ten beautiful but cheap Air Jordans that will not break the bank below.
Air Jordan 1 Low

The Jordan 1 Low has been around for as long as its high-top counterpart, but has always come at a more affordable price point. Whether you’re looking for your favourite colourways or special edition pairs made with premium materials, they will still be less expensive than the average Jordan 1 High. Plus, with less demand for the silhouette, there’s a better possibility of finding the colourways you like on sale.
Air Jordan 1 Mid

The Jordan 1 Mid receives far too much flak for what it is: a cheaper version of the iconic high-top Jordan 1. You won’t get the same material quality as with the Highs, but the overall look and feel are still pretty great. They’re especially friendly towards shorter folk and those with wider feet.
Air Jordan 4 RM

Jordan 4 RM has been clothed in too many familiar colourways for at least one of them not to draw your attention. These kicks make the perfect bike or skate shoe for a fraction of the Jordan 4 price, and if styled correctly, they really crown your fit. We’d opt for a tonal look on the uppers any day.
Air Jordan Legacy 312 Low

The Air Jordan Legacy 312 is arguably one of the most underrated hybrids in the Jumpman lineup. It combines fan-fave elements of the AJ1, AJ3, and Nike Air Alpha Force on a single shoe, but still costs less than other fusion models like the Spizike and MVP 678. And if you don’t like the strap across the front, there are videos online that show you how to remove it without damaging the upper. You’re welcome.
Jordan 6 Rings

The Jordan 6 Rings was one of the popular hybrid shoes when they were released back in the 2000s, but somewhere along the line, it seems to have fallen out of favour with sneakerheads. That being said, it’s one of JB’s well-executed fusion models, with a nice story about how it pays homage to Michael Jordan’s six NBA championship titles with the Chicago Bulls. All that for $135 USD or less seems like a fair deal to us.
Jordan Deja

I know what you’re thinking. The Jordan Deja looks like your typical dad sandal, the kind that your father used to wear on family vacations, while grilling, or even mowing the lawn. But it’s far cooler than you think. The Jumpman team added smooth leather uppers (sometimes decorated with fluffy fabrics) and gilded Jordan branding. It’s also available in some pretty stylish colourways, which look even better when worn with matching socks. Hey, maybe your dad was onto something.
Jordan Flight Court

The Jordan Flight Court, a skate sneaker with dress shoe vibes, has been a welcome addition to Jordan’s budget-friendly (budget-friendly, not cheap) collection. Mainly because, while being one of the Jumpman’s more affordable sneakers, the model still makes use of excellent materials. And because folks are still sleeping on these, you’ll probably be able to get them at a terrific discount.
Jordan Session

This is a model that you’re either going to love or hate. Don’t get me wrong, the Jordan Session isn’t a bad-looking design, but the undulating overlays can be too much for someone who prefers a clean look. That said, these cost less than $100 USD, and that’s not even on sale!
Jordan Tatum 3

When it comes to basketball shoes, the Jordan Tatum 3 is a solid choice. The model is super light, has decent cushioning and pretty good traction. It’s also one of the more interesting basketball shoe designs we’ve seen in a while. So, worth looking into if you want a reliable performance shoe that doesn’t break the bank.
Jordan Trunner LX

If you’re in need of a low-cost 3-in-1 model, look no further than the Jordan Trunner LX. The shoe is part runner, part trainer, part casual slip-on, and all comfort. So, you’re definitely getting the most out of your money with this option.
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