The comfort isn't for everyone. If you're used to React or Boost, the Air unit in the heel might feel stiff. Also, that white leather can crease, and it's a magnet for dirt. The price, $210 USD, is steep for some for a retro with older tech. It's a consideration. This isn't a "performance bargain." Alright, so I just got the Air Jordan 4 Fire Red in hand. First impression? The color blocking is "so" classic and clean. That white leather upper with the Fire Red hits on the mesh and heel tab just pops. For a retro, the initial build quality feels solid. You're definitely paying for that iconic Jordan 4 silhouette and the heritage, you know? Final take: If you've been wanting a pair of 4s, this is one of the best colorways to start with. It's clean, it's bold when it needs to be, and it's an essential piece of Jordan Brand history. My personal rating? A solid pickup for the collection. Let me know your thoughts down below! On foot, the design really shines. The fire red accents on the wings and heel tab are just the right amount of pop against the white and grey. It's a versatile sneaker that works with so many fits. In natural light, the materials look great on camera. This Air Jordan 4 Fire Red is a colorway that truly never gets old, and it photographs incredibly well for content.
