That thunder blue on the eyelets, heel tab, and midsole "seriously" stands out against the white upper. In natural light or on camera, this "Jordan 4" just looks expensive and eye-catching. It's a simple two-color scheme done "really" effectively. My final verdict? I think the Air Jordan 4 'White Thunder' is a win. It's a clean, well-executed colorway on a timeless silhouette. At $210, it's priced fairly for what you get. It gets a recommendation from me, especially if you're a fan of the model. Just be ready with the sneaker cleaner! A major pro for this shoe is its wearability. The white base makes it easy to style, and the blue accents add just enough flair. The materials are decent for the price point. I also appreciate that it's not an overly complicated design—it's a straightforward, handsome iteration of the Air Jordan 4. Comparing it to other 4s, like the Military Black, this one feels brighter and more summery. Versus a Jordan 1? The AJ4 has more of a chunky, structured feel. It's a different silhouette entirely. I think if you love the AJ4 model, this 'White Thunder' is a really strong, wearable addition to the lineup.
