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. Putting these on... the fit is pretty standard for the Jordan 4 silhouette. They're comfortable, but let's be real – you're not buying 4s for plush, modern cushioning. The Air unit in the heel does its job. The upper is supportive, and the lockdown is good. They feel a bit bulky, as 4s typically do, but not overly heavy on foot. Comparing it to other 4s, like the 'Black Cat' or 'Fire Red', the 'White Thunder' sits in that clean, colorway-driven category. It doesn't have the OG story, but it executes a simple two-tone theme perfectly. For $210, it's in the standard retro price range. I think it offers good value if this specific color combo is what you're after. On feet, these look even better. The white leather is bright and the yellow hits on the eyelets, heel tab, and midsole add just the right amount of flash. They're versatile. You can rock these with jeans, shorts, whatever. The design is timeless. It's a colorway that works for almost any season.
