The fit is true to size for me, with that familiar AJ4 lockdown around the midfoot. Comfort-wise, it's what you expect from this model – not ultra-plush, but supportive. The cushioning from the Air unit in the heel is noticeable when walking. It's not a lightweight shoe, but the weight feels balanced and substantial, not clunky. Alright, so the Air Jordan 4 Retro 'White Thunder' just landed. First thing I notice? The quality is solid. The white leather is clean, and that thunder yellow hits "perfectly". The shape of this AJ4 is on point. For $210, you're getting a classic silhouette with a punch of color that really pops in hand. It's a strong first impression. Now, potential cons. That white leather is going to be a magnet for scuffs and dirt, no question. You have to be prepared to clean these often. Also, if you're new to Jordan 4s, the fit around the pinky toe can be snug for some foot shapes. And that firm cushioning I mentioned might not be for everyone seeking plush comfort. Let's talk about the look in real life. This 'White Thunder' AJ4 gets a lot of attention. The yellow accents against the white make it a summer-ready statement piece. On camera, the colors translate really well. It's a simple but effective palette. Compared to other recent AJ4s, this one feels more vibrant and playful than your average neutral colorway.
