It's bulkier, more of a statement. But within the "Jordan 4" series itself, this is one of the more wearable colorways. It's not as loud as some, easier to match. The cushioning is firmer than a Jordan 13, but that's not why you buy a 4. You buy it for the silhouette and style, which this nails. Who might want to skip it? If you prioritize max comfort above all, maybe look elsewhere. Also, if you already have several navy or similar-toned Jordans, this might feel repetitive. And for collectors seeking super-limited heat? This is a general release. It's a great shoe, but it won't turn crazy heads. It's more about personal style than hype. Now, potential cons. The "Air Jordan 4" can feel a bit heavy and stiff compared to modern performance shoes. If you're used to ultra-light, flexible sneakers, this might not be for you. Also, the suede, while great, requires a bit more care than leather. It's not a "beat 'em up" daily driver without some maintenance. Alright, so the "Air Jordan 4 'Midnight Navy'" just landed. First thing I noticed? That box is classic. Pulling them out, the colorway is "clean". It's not just a basic blue; the 'Midnight Navy' suede has this rich, deep tone that looks premium in hand. The overall shape and build quality feel solid right out of the gate. A really strong first impression for this "Jordan" retro.
