If you like the Jordan 4's look and don't mind a firmer ride, you'll love these. It's a wardrobe staple, for sure. Alright, so I just got my hands on the Air Jordan 4 Retro in the 'Military Blue' colorway, which is like, $210 USD. First thing out the box—the shape is classic. The leather feels nice, "not" super premium but definitely solid for a retro. On foot? That familiar comfort: decent cushioning, good ankle support, kinda heavy but in a substantial way. Honestly, a must-have for Jordan collectors, but if you want modern, bouncy tech—look elsewhere. Still love it. My immediate thought unboxing this 'Metallic Purple' Air Jordan 4 Retro? The detailing is fire. The jumpman on the heel, the speckled midsole—it’s all there. Sliding them on, the insole is pretty basic, but the overall structure feels quality. They look even better in motion than in photos. The potential issue? That stiff ankle liner might rub if you wear no-shows. For around $210 USD, it’s a premium retro experience. I’d say go for it if you love unique color pops on a legendary silhouette like the AJ4. Finally, the "'Midnight Navy'" Air Jordan 4 Retro. Classic color-blocking with a deep navy twist. Initial quality check: everything looks great. The leather is decent. Wearing them, they feel exactly like a proper AJ4 should—supportive, a bit heavy, timeless. Compared to the white-based 4s, these are easier to keep clean. Pro: super versatile and classic. Con: it's another $210 retro—nothing groundbreaking. Perfect for anyone building a core Jordan collection. If you already have multiple 4s, maybe skip.
