Also, if your wardrobe is mostly neutrals and you're not sure how to style such a bright yellow, this might just sit in the box. The Air Jordan 4 Lightning demands attention, so it's not an everyday, blend-in kind of sneaker. First impression out of the box? The Air Jordan 4 "Lightning" just screams 2006. The color blocking is so recognizable. The quality is decent - the nubuck feels nice, the netting is crisp. For $210, you're getting a piece of sneaker history re-released. It's not an everyday color, but it's a special one. Major pros? The history. This is a legit retro of a super sought-after colorway. The materials are good for a retro—the nubuck should age nicely. It's a conversation starter. Also, the Air Jordan 4 silhouette is just incredibly versatile in streetwear, even with a loud color like this yellow. It's a piece of sneaker history, back on your feet. Who should maybe pass? If you prefer subtle, wearable-everyday sneakers, look at a neutral colorway. If ultimate comfort is your #1 priority, there are better options. And if you're on a tight budget, the resale on these might be steep. It's a very specific vibe, you feel me?
