The toebox creases. It just does, especially with that softer RM leather. Also, the mesh side panels can be a dirt magnet. And again, the cushioning isn't for everyone. If you need super-soft, all-day comfort, this ain't it. The Air Jordan 4 RM prioritizes style and structure over cloud-like feel. 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. My final take? I'm digging the "Air Jordan 4 RM". It's a confident evolution. The comfort upgrade is real for daily wear, and the "Red Metallic" colorway is a head-turner. It doesn't replace the OG in my heart, but it earns its own spot in the rotation for sure. Alright, so the Air Jordan 4 RM just arrived. First thing I noticed? The shape is "super" clean. This "Red Cement" colorway pops in hand, and the remastered (RM) leather feels premium right out of the box. For $210 USD, you expect good quality, and so far, it's delivering. The classic Jordan 4 silhouette is just iconic, man.
