First impression? The all-white upper with those black hits is super clean and crisp straight out of the box. The quality feels solid, you know? The leather is decent for a GR, and the silhouette just pops. It's a classic look, for sure. Comparing it to other Jordans... it's interesting. It feels more substantial than an AJ1, obviously. The silhouette is bulkier than an AJ3. If you have the "Black Cat" 4s, these are the complete opposite energy. This is a bright, statement piece versus a tonal, stealthy one. Both are great, but for different moods. Now, a potential con? That white nubuck. If you're someone who hates keeping kicks clean, this might be a headache. It's gonna show dirt and scuffs easily. Also, if you need plush, all-day comfort, the Jordan 4's tech might feel a bit dated. It's more about style and heritage than cutting-edge feel. Who should maybe pass? If you prioritize ultimate comfort above all else, look elsewhere. Also, if you're super rough on your shoes and the thought of maintaining white nubuck stresses you out, this might not be your best choice. It's a lifestyle sneaker first, performance second.
