Air jordan retro 4 : Just copped the 'Black Cat' "Air Jordan Retro 4s", and the all-black matte look is stealthy & sleek [j7jzkpoh]

Out of the box, the craftsmanship is clean. Sliding them on, the comfort is... okay. You feel the court-ready heritage, not plush modernity. The "Air Jordan Retro 4" silhouette shines in monochrome – it's all about the details. Compared to a bulkier AJ5, these feel slightly more streamlined. Great for style, tough fits. Not great if you need cushioning for long walks. So, for fashion-forward folks, yes. For comfort-first people, maybe not. First look at the Air Jordan Retro 4 'Cool Grey.' The overall vibe from the box is super clean and versatile – a perfect everyday color. The fit is true to size with a snug, locked-in heel. Honestly, the comfort level is what I expect from this era: supportive, not plush. Wearing them, they look great with jeans or joggers. Compared to a Retro 6, the 4 feels a bit wider in the forefoot for me. Pro: one of the most wearable colorways in the entire Jordan line. Potential con: some might find the price point of $210 USD steep for a "simple" grey shoe. I'd recommend it to someone looking for a staple sneaker. Hardcore comfort seekers, look at newer models. Honestly, the look of this shoe on foot is what sells it. The silhouette is iconic, and this 'Military Blue' colorway just pops in natural light. It's not overly loud, it's just perfectly balanced. Whether you're filming or just walking around, the Air Jordan Retro 4 has that presence. It's a shoe that gets noticed for all the right reasons. Is it worth the $210 USD? For me, yes - especially for a classic colorway like 'Bred' or 'Cement'. You're buying a piece of history that still looks incredible today. The materials are generally good for a retro, and the construction is durable. Just go in with the right expectations: you're getting a firm, supportive, and iconic sneaker, not a cloud for your feet.

• Shown: Seafoam
• Style: 555088-063