Air jordan 4 off white : Comparing it to a standard Retro 4? Night and day [mfx35c3x]

A regular AJ4 is a clean, classic silhouette. This "off white" version is a complete re-imagining. Virgil took the "Jordan series" blueprint and turned it inside out—literally. It's more about the concept and story than pure performance or traditional style. On feet now. The fit is true to size for me, but that translucent plastic cage? It's stiff, man. It doesn't flex like the standard netting. Comfort is standard AJ4—good, not amazing. The weight is noticeable. They feel substantial. The exposed Air unit in the heel is cool, but don't expect a cloud-like feel. It's about the look, 100%. Who should skip these? If you're looking for comfort-first performance, or a versatile daily wearer, look at a regular AJ4 Retro. If you're not into the deconstructed, high-fashion vibe, this will just look like a damaged shoe to you. And if you hate cleaning your kicks? Steer clear. The maintenance is real. Who is this for? Sneakerheads who appreciate design concepts and collabs. It's for the collector who wants a landmark shoe in the Jordan x Off-White series. If you love the deconstructed aesthetic and have the budget, this is a grail. It's also for those who want a standout, high-fashion adjacent sneaker in their rotation.

• Shown: Midnight Navy
• Style: CT8012-116