It's a successful refresh. You get the iconic look with genuine comfort improvements. Is it a must-have? If you love the 4 silhouette and want a more modern version, then yes, definitely consider grabbing this 'Industrial Blue' pair. Comparing it to my other 4s, the RM (Remastered) version definitely has a better shape. The toe box is slimmer, more like the OG. It just sits better on the foot. Versus a newer model like a Jordan 38? Completely different ball game—this is about heritage style, not cutting-edge performance tech. It's a style-first shoe. Unboxing this pair, the "RM" update is immediately noticeable. The silhouette is slightly streamlined compared to the OG 4s. The nubuck on this version feels nice, but it's not super plush. Still, for a $210 USD shoe, the initial quality impression is pretty positive, I gotta say. So, is the Air Jordan 4 RM worth it? For me, yes. It fills a nice spot in the lineup—a bridge between retro and modern. You're paying for the Jordan name, the improved design, and the quality. Just go in knowing it's a refined, lifestyle-oriented take on a legend. Solid release.
