.. the fit is true to size for me. The lockdown is good, but let's be real, the Air Jordan 4 is never known for being super plush. The cushioning is firm, typical of the 4s. If you're looking for Boost-like comfort, this isn't it. But for style? These are absolute fire on foot. On feet, the 'White Thunder' looks even better. The white leather helps them go with a lot of fits, and that blue adds just enough color without being too loud. In natural light, the contrast is really sharp. This is a colorway that works both on-court vibes and casual wear, which I always appreciate. Big pro for me? The versatility. The white-based Air Jordan 4 'White Thunder' is easy to style. They're also a great entry point if you don't own a 4 yet and want something that isn't a super common colorway. The build feels sturdy, so I'm not too worried about creasing super fast. On foot, the Air Jordan 4 White Thunder looks even better. The color blocking is so effective. The white base makes it super versatile, and those hits of thunder yellow on the eyelets, heel, and midsole really stand out. It’s a loud accent without being overwhelming. This pair definitely has more visual impact in person than in stock photos, in my opinion.
