Air jordan 4 retro fear : Alright, let's unbox these [skcg9du2]

First impression of the Air Jordan 4 Retro 'Fear'? The packaging is solid, but the shoe itself... wow. That matte black nubuck is "crazy" premium to the touch. The hits of that "Fear" green on the eyelets and heel tab? They pop "just" enough. For a $210 USD release, the materials feel on point right out of the box. The pros? The materials are a big win. The nubuck feels great and should age nicely. The color blocking is iconic 'Fear Pack' and really works. It's a sneaker that looks expensive and well-made. Also, because it's mostly dark, it's gonna hide creases and minor scuffs better than a light-colored 4. For a retro release, the quality checks out, which isn't always a given these days. So, is the Air Jordan 4 Retro 'Fear' worth it? For me, yes. It fills a specific spot in the collection: a well-made, classic Jordan that I can actually wear a lot. It's not the most exciting release of the year, but it's a "really" good one. The quality justifies the cost for a retro model. It's a confident cop. Alright, so let's get into these Air Jordan 4 Retro 'Fear' packs. First impression out of the box? The quality is "seriously" impressive. That nubuck feels super plush, and the mix of matte black with that cement grey hits different. The 'Fear' branding on the tongue is a cool, subtle detail. For a $210 USD retro, the materials here feel like a step up from your average GR. Solid start.

• Shown: Cool Grey
• Style: 308497-100