The materials on this "Air Jordan 4 Retro" are tough. The suede/nubuck (depending on the colorway) holds up, and the outsole is thick. For a $200+ USD shoe, you want it to last, and this one does. It's built like a tank, honestly. Unboxing the "'University Blue'" Air Jordan 4 Retro! Wow, that blue is vibrant—way brighter in real life. Materials feel good, not super plush but fine. On-foot feel is standard AJ4: comfortable, secure, a bit clunky. The color really shines in sunlight; you'll get tons of compliments. Compared to an AJ5, I find the 4 more wearable casually. Pro: incredible color. Con: light colors = high maintenance. Worth the $210 hype? If you love the color, yes. If not, maybe pass. Alright, let's unbox these. First impression? The Air Jordan 4 Retro in the 'Military Blue' colorway is clean. The materials feel solid, the silhouette is iconic—it's just a classic. At $210, you're paying for that legacy. On foot, it's true to size for me, but the break-in period is real; that leather can be stiff initially. Visually, it pops. Compared to a newer Jordan, like an AJ38, the tech is obviously dated. Pro: timeless style. Con: not the pinnacle of comfort. I'd recommend it for collectors or casual wear, not for performance hooping. Yo, what's up everyone? Unboxing the new 'Red Cement' Air Jordan 4 Retro today. First impression: that color pop is insane in hand! The mix of textures with the cement print and nubuck? "Chef's kiss". Sliding them on, the fit is true to size—secure lockdown. Compared to a Jordan 1, it's way more comfortable for all-day wear. Big pro: timeless style. Con? They crease, obviously. Worth the $220? For this iconic look, 100%. Not for minimalists, though.
