It's like a perfect middle-ground height. Vs. a Jordan 3, the 4 feels more structured & technical-looking. A con for some? That firm midsole. If you want pillowy comfort, look at the Jordan 13s instead. But for style & heritage, this "Jordan series" model is elite. Alright, so the "'What The'" Air Jordan Retro 4 just landed. Opening the box, this color-blocking is... a lot, in the best way. It's a total collage of past classics. The quality? Pretty solid for a retro. Stitching is clean, and that classic AJ4 silhouette, with the mesh and wing eyelets, is just iconic. Honestly, it's a statement piece for any collection. Is it worth the $210 price tag? For "me", yes—if you love the model. The craftsmanship on recent retros has been good. The durability is there. But if you prioritize cloud-like comfort from day one, the "Air Jordan Retro 4" might disappoint. It's more about style and heritage than cutting-edge feel. Think of it as wearable sneaker history. So, who should cop these? Sneakerheads who value design history, or anyone wanting a versatile, statement sneaker in their closet. The "Air Jordan Retro 4" is a legend for a reason. If you've never owned a pair, this "White Cement" is a perfect first one. It's for people who appreciate that chunkier, 90s aesthetic and don't mind a break-in period.
