.. pretty standard for a Jordan 4. The cushioning is firm—you know what you're getting with this model. It's not ultra-plush like some modern sneakers. The fit is true to size for me, with a secure lockdown around the midfoot. The canvas does make it a bit less structured than a leather AJ4, which some might find more comfortable. It's a straightforward, no-frills wear. Who might want to skip it? If you're buying your "first" Jordan 4 and want the classic, OG leather experience—maybe go for a different colorway. Also, if you prefer bright, colorful sneakers, this all-black canvas version is obviously not for you. It's a specific vibe: understated and textured. Now, a potential con for some: that stiffer canvas might need a short break-in period for perfect comfort. Also, if you love the premium, shiny look of leather Jordans, this matte, textured finish might feel a bit too casual or "flat" to you. It's a specific aesthetic choice with the "air jordan 4 black canvas". Comparing it to other 4s, like the classic 'Bred' or 'Military Blue,' the difference is all in the material. This canvas version feels more casual and less formal than a shiny leather AJ4. It's also likely to crease differently - in a way that might add character. Within the Jordan series, it's a cool, low-maintenance alternative if you want that iconic shape but a different texture.
