Durability and creasing should be better. The classic 'Military Blue' colorway is "iconic" and easy to style. The improved comfort and support are welcome changes. For a retro, it's a "well-executed" package. Jordan Brand got a lot right with this reimagined approach. Bottom line: The "Air Jordan 4 RM" gets a recommendation from me. It's a solid 8/10. It offers a fresh perspective on a classic, with enough pros in comfort and style to justify the price for the right person. Just go in knowing it's a lifestyle iteration, not a performance one. What do you guys think of this model? Let me know Alright, so I just got the "Air Jordan 4 RM" in hand, and my first thought is... it's different. The silhouette is instantly recognizable as a Jordan 4, but the "RM" treatment gives it a sleeker, almost deconstructed look right out of the box. The materials feel premium, and this colorway is super clean. For around $200 USD, the initial impression is pretty strong. Let's get these on foot. Major pros? The craftsmanship (hence the 'Craft' name) is top-tier. The material choices are excellent, and the color blocking on this pair is versatile. It's a high-quality, everyday sneaker that stands out just enough. For a Jordan Series release, it feels thoughtful, not just a lazy retro.
