It's gonna require some care. It's not a "beat 'em up" daily shoe unless you're ready for frequent cleaning. Also, the price is steep at $210. And if you prefer subtle, wearable sneakers, this ain't it. The color is "very" dominant and might be hard to style for some. Let's get these on feet. The fit is true to size for me. The comfort? Honestly, it's a Jordan 4, so don't expect Boost or ZoomX levels of plushness. The Air unit in the heel provides decent cushioning for casual wear. The upper is supportive, and the lockdown is good. They're not the lightest sneakers, but that's part of the 4's DNA. For all-day wear, they're perfectly fine. Comparing it to the OG 'Gamma Blue' from years back, this RM version holds up. The materials feel updated for today, maybe a bit more durable? The price is standard for a retro now at $210. If you missed out on the originals, this is a fantastic way to get the colorway. It sits nicely in the Jordan series as a beloved retro that's been executed well. Who is this shoe for? Honestly, if you missed out on the original Gamma Blues or just want a fresh pair of 4s with a killer colorway, this is a no-brainer. It's for the AJ4 fan, the collector looking for a key color, or someone who wants a premium sneaker that turns heads. The $210 USD is pretty standard for a Retro Jordan these days, and I think the value is there.
