First off, the box is clean, and pulling them out? The colorway is super versatile. It's this muted, earthy mix of Cave Stone, Sail, and Black that just works. The quality feels solid right out of the gate, no major flaws on my pair. For $210 USD, you expect good materials, and these seem to deliver on first glance. Major pros? Versatility is king here. This 'Cave Stone' color goes with literally everything – jeans, joggers, shorts. It's an easy shoe to style. The AJ4 silhouette is timeless, and this is a fresh, modern take on it. The build feels durable for casual use. For a $210 sneaker in the Jordan series, it's a strong offering if you're looking for a go-to pair that isn't too loud. Now, a potential con: the suede. It's beautiful but needs care. If you live in a rainy area or aren't into maintenance, this might stress you out. Also, the outsole is a light color that will show dirt. It's not a "beat 'em up" shoe. That's something to consider for sure. On camera, this 'Cave Stone' colorway is a winner. The different material textures – the nubuck, the mesh, the plastic wings – all catch the light nicely. It doesn't look flat or boring. Compared to louder Jordan 4 releases, this is a more subtle, mature take. The Sail midsole and laces keep it from being too dark. It's a shoe that will photograph really well for content.
