First impression? The quality is "really" solid. The navy nubuck feels premium, and the classic Jordan 4 silhouette is just iconic. That SB branding on the heel is a clean, subtle touch. For around $225 USD, the materials feel justified right out of the box. Potential con? The price and the bulk. At $225, it's a premium ask. Also, the SB padding adds some visual bulk around the ankle. If you prefer the sleeker, original "Air Jordan 4" profile, this might look a bit puffy to you. It's a trade-off for the added comfort. In summary, the Air Jordan 4 Nike SB Navy gets a thumbs up from me. Great materials, improved comfort, and a timeless color. It bridges the gap between a retro basketball shoe and a modern lifestyle sneaker. Is it a must-have? For 4 enthusiasts and comfort seekers, yes. For others, it's a strong contender in the Jordan lineup this year. Let's talk design details. The "navy" suede is the star, but I love the subtle hits – the light grey on the wings and midsole, the red Jumpman on the tongue. The SB branding on the heel tab is a nice, understated nod. It's not a loud shoe, but the materials and color blocking make it super versatile. It just "works".
