This 'Red Cement' uses a smooth leather that might crease differently. It lacks the textured grain of the classic 'Cement' prints. If you're super into that OG, durable feel, this might feel a bit... softer. It's not a quality issue, just a character difference. For $210 USD, you're paying for the remastered construction, not necessarily premium tumbled leather. My final take? I'm really into it. It's a successful refresh that respects the original while doing its own thing. The comfort is good for all-day, the look is sharp, and it stands out in a collection full of standard retros. For me, the "Air Jordan 4 RM" is a worthy pickup, especially if you can grab it on a slight sale. So, who is this Air Jordan 4 RM for? It's perfect for someone who loves the AJ4 look but wants better comfort. Great for collectors of the Jordan series who want this iconic "Red Metallic" colorway in a more wearable form. Also, good for casual wearers who value style "and" a decent feel underfoot. Worth the cop? If you're open to a new interpretation of a legend, yes. Try them on if you can. Feel that updated fit and lighter weight. The "Air Jordan 4 RM" isn't trying to be the original—and that's its biggest strength, or its dealbreaker, depending on what you're looking for.
