The major advantage of this "Air Jordan 4" is its versatility. The white and blue combo is timeless. Durability seems good with the leather construction. It's a shoe you can wear often without it looking beat up quickly. For a retro, it's a pretty reliable option. Comparing it to other Jordan 4s, this sits in that premium "atmosphere" tier. It's not a OG colorway, but it has that timeless feel. The materials feel a step above some of the recent retro releases. If you like the "Fire Red" or "White Cement" vibe but want something less common, this is a great alternative. Walking around in them, the comfort is decent for all-day wear. The Air unit in the heel does its job. The leather on this "White Thunder" colorway needs some breaking in, though. It's a bit stiff out of the box. The mesh panels help with breathability a little. For casual wear, they're totally fine. For performance? That's not really what this model is for anymore. Comparing it to other "Jordan 4s", this sits in that great middle ground. It's not as common as some Military Blues, but it's also not a super-limited release. The quality feels on par with recent retro releases. If you love the AJ4 silhouette but want something different from the usual grey or black, this is a strong contender.
