First impression? The color-blocking is super clean and bold. That bright white leather upper with the thunder yellow accents on the mesh and heel tab really pops. For a $210 Jordan release, the materials feel pretty standard but the construction looks solid right out of the box. It's that classic AJ4 silhouette we all know. Comparing it to other Js? Well, it's more structured and less forgiving than an AJ1. The toebox isn't as narrow. Versus a Jordan 5 or 6, the 4 sits somewhere in the middle for comfort and bulk. It's less techy than a modern Jordan 37, obviously. But that's the appeal—it's a pure retro. If you love the 4's specific look and feel, this 'White Thunder' version is a fantastic, versatile addition to that lineup. On foot now. The comfort is... it's a classic Jordan 4. You're not getting Zoom Air cloud-like feel, it's more of a firm, supportive ride. The lockdown is good, the collar padding is decent. It's not a heavy shoe, but you definitely feel the structure. For all-day wear? Maybe not. But for style and that retro basketball feel, it's on point. Who is this shoe for? Honestly, for any Jordan 4 fan or someone looking for a clean, summery sneaker that isn't just another black or grey pair. It's great for casual wear and definitely for collectors of the Jordan series.
