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As the freaky toe shoes and other summer shoes head into hibernation, it's almost time for the winterized sneakers to make their annual appearance. That includes the return of Nike's Air Jordan 1 Element Low A/T sneakers.

The winter-ready Air Jordan 1 Low is back in fresh flavors for the season. And it's even more swaggy this time around. Not that it didn't look good for its 2025 debut (it did), but the newer colorways are even cooler.

First up is the "Black/Dark Concord" colorway, which results in a mostly blacked-out model with vibrant purple sprinkles. It reminds me of those "Club 58" Nike SB Code 58 sneakers.

The Jordan 1 Element may not be ready for the skate park, but it can most definitely be saved for a rainy day. Remember, it features GORE-TEX, which makes it waterproof and breathable. It also has hardy soles that pack plenty of traction for various terrains.

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The new Jordan 1 Element Low colorways are expected to release on Nike's website before the year ends, likely retailing for its usual $205.

In addition to the "Black/Dark Concord" option, the shoes will also land in "Cream II," a clean color scheme that looks good on just about every Nike trail model.

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