The black and white speckled details are so cool up close. Initial comfort? It's a Jordan 4 – don't expect React foam. It's about that stable, supportive feel. The silhouette looks fantastic from every angle, one of the best-designed Jordans ever, period. "Advantage:" Timeless, wearable colorway. "Drawback:" The toe box can crease noticeably. My verdict? At $210 retail, this is a perfect first "air jordan 4 retro" for anyone. Might not satisfy comfort snobs. Let's talk about the "materials" on this specific 'Black Cat' Air Jordan 4 Retro. It's all nubuck, and it feels "premium" in hand. The all-black look is stealthy and sharp. However, a real talk moment: nubuck scuffs easily. So, if you're rough on your kicks, this might not be the most practical pick, despite its awesome looks. Is the Air Jordan 4 Retro worth the $210? For a classic colorway like this 'Military Blue', I'd say yes. It's a piece of sneaker history. It's perfect for collectors, or anyone who wants a stylish, durable sneaker that isn't trying to be the most comfortable shoe ever. It's about the look and the legacy, and this model delivers that in spades. Major pro here: versatility. This 'White Oreo' colorway of the Air Jordan 4 Retro goes with literally everything – shorts, jeans, joggers. That's a huge win. Also, the build quality on my pair is pretty consistent, no major glue stains or anything. For a general release at this $200 price point, I can't complain much about the craftsmanship.
