And the build quality on my pair is good. I also love how the Sierra Red is used sparingly—it's an accent, not overwhelming. It's a shoe you can wear a ton. For a retro at this price point, it checks the boxes for what most people want from a Jordan 4. In summary: The "Air Jordan 4 Sierra Red" is a win. Great colorway, standard AJ4 fit and feel. Pros: looks, versatility, build. Cons: average comfort, pricey for some. Worth it? Yeah, if you dig the style. It's a confident, wearable release that honors the "Jordan series" legacy while doing its own thing. Happy I copped these for the rotation On foot now. The fit is true to size for me. Comfort? It's a Jordan 4, so you know the deal – it's not ultra-plush, but it's solid. The lockdown is good, the heel counter holds you in. Weight feels standard for the model. For daily wear, it's perfectly fine. The Sierra Red panels really stand out when you're walking around. Let's talk design. I love how they used the red. It's on the mesh, the eyelets, the heel tab—it's cohesive. The black nubuck contrasts perfectly. Compared to other recent AJ4s, this 'Sierra Red' colorway feels unique and premium. It's not just another retro. The craftsmanship on my pair is on point, no major glue stains or anything.
