If you're used to React or Zoom Air, the Air Sole unit in these might feel a bit basic and stiff initially. They do break in, but don't expect a cloud-like feel. Also, the mesh side panels can be a bit tricky to clean. Big pro? The materials and colorway. The nubuck is buttery and should age nicely with some creasing. The color is a home run—it's a mature, stylish take on a classic. Durability seems on point. For a retro, it checks the boxes for build quality and timeless appeal. It's a shoe you can keep in the rotation for years without it looking dated. Who is this for? Honestly, for "Jordan" collectors who want a clean, wearable colorway. It's for folks who appreciate the 4's design history. Great for casual wear, not for performance ball or all-day walking. If you love navy/white sneakers, this is a must-have. It fills a perfect slot in a rotation. Now, a potential con? The comfort. If you're new to Jordan 4s, know they aren't super soft. The cushioning is firmer compared to modern performance shoes or even some newer Jordan models. It's a retro basketball shoe feel. Also, the nubuck can be prone to creasing and color transfer. Just something to keep in mind for the long term.
