It won't blow you away with tech, but it will with its looks and outfit potential. It feels like a quality, $200 Jordan retro. If you like the 4s, you'll likely enjoy this pair. Just go in knowing the feel is classic Jordan—a bit stiff. For style points? It's an easy recommendation from me. Now, a potential con: if you're all about maximum comfort or bounce, the Jordan 4 might not be your top pick. The tech is a bit dated. Also, that suede, while beautiful, can be a magnet for dirt and water. So, not the best for rainy days or if you're super rough on your kicks. Now, the cons or things to consider. The main drawback is the comfort, or lack thereof. The Air Sole unit is old-school—it's firm and not very responsive. Also, the suede/nubuck materials can be a bit delicate; you gotta be mindful of rain. At $200, some might want more tech or premium materials. It's a style-over-ultimate-comfort shoe, for sure. To wrap it up, would I recommend copping the Air Jordan 4 'Cave Stone'? Yeah, I would. It's a strong, wearable entry in the Jordan 4 line. It fills that "go-to neutral sneaker" role really well. Just go in knowing it's a classic AJ4 experience - good looks, decent comfort, and a timeless design. A great addition for any rotation.
