First thing I noticed? The box is clean, and the shoe itself has that classic AJ4 silhouette. The white leather upper is actually pretty nice in hand, and the black and thunder yellow accents pop. For a $210 shoe, the initial quality feels solid. Let's get these on feet. Big pro here? Versatility. The white leather upper is easy to clean (in theory!), and the color blocking works with a ton of fits. It's a great entry into the Jordan 4 line if you don't have a white-based pair. Also, that thunder yellow just gives it a unique personality without being over the top. Alright, so I just got the "Air Jordan 4 'White Thunder'" in hand. First impression? The white leather is actually pretty nice for a GR, and that thunder blue hits "hard" on the midsole and heel tab. The overall shape of this Jordan 4 is solid right out of the box. For $210, it's a clean, classic look that pops. Now, a potential con: the leather creasing. Like most AJ4s, these will crease, especially on the toe box. If you're super particular about keeping your sneakers pristine, that might bug you. Also, the ankle collar can feel a bit stiff at first, but it does break in.
