Air jordan 4 retro : What's good, fam? First look at the "'Cool Grey'" Air Jordan 4 Retro [2unaw488]

The color in person is so clean and smooth. Construction is tidy—Nike/Jordan did a good job here. Slip them on... the fit is snug (I'd go TTS). The air unit in the heel? You feel it, but it's not super soft. Pro: ultimate easy-to-style colorway. Con: The mesh side panels can be a dirt magnet. For $220 USD, it's a great "wear-with-everything" shoe. Not the most exciting, but super reliable. Alright, fam—just unboxed these, and the Air Jordan 4 Retro looks sharp. The "Military Blue" version? Clean. At $220 USD, it's pricey, but the materials feel worth it. On feet, they're comfy—good for walking, but a tad stiff out of the box. Wearing them out, the retro vibe is strong; pairs well with jeans. Compared to the Jordan 6, the 4 is lighter. Pros: iconic, great for collections. Cons: traction isn't top-tier. I'd say go for it if you love Jordan history; avoid if you need grip for sports. Let’s talk pros. The biggest strength? Timeless design. This shoe looks good from every angle. Durability is usually solid—the materials can take a beating. As part of the "Jordan series", it’s a cornerstone model—a must-have for any serious collector who appreciates sneaker history. It’s a piece of wearable culture, really. Straight up: the comfort on the Air Jordan 4 Retro isn't its selling point. Putting these on — in this 'Fire Red' version — you feel that classic, somewhat rigid build. The padding is plush, & lockdown is secure, but the cushioning is firm. It's a trade-off for that legendary look. The silhouette, though? Unbeatable. Compared to a Jordan 1, it's bulkier; compared to an 11, it's less sleek. But it has its own vibe. At $210 USD, you're paying for the iconic design & heritage. I'd recommend it for style-focused wear, not all-day comfort.

• Shown: Pure Money
• Style: DH6927-061