The Air Jordan 4 design works decades later. It's a sneakerhead staple. The materials on this particular retro are decent—good leather or nubuck depending on the colorway. It’s also surprisingly easy to style. Whether you're in jeans or shorts, this air jordan retro 4 just fits the aesthetic perfectly. After wearing them for a full day, my feet were fine - no pain. The break-in period is minimal. The real star is the look. Every time I glanced down or saw a reflection, I appreciated the design. That's the power of a classic. The $210 USD price stings, but for a direct retro of a grail for many? I get it. Just don't expect technological miracles. You're buying a legend, not a revolution in comfort. 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. Alright, let's get into this. Just unboxed the Air Jordan Retro 4 in this new 'Military Blue' colorway, and wow – the shape is "so" on point! The quality feels solid; the nubuck is nice and soft. Putting them on? The fit is true to size with a secure, classic lockdown. Honestly, the comfort is decent – you get that visible Air unit – but it's a firmer ride compared to modern shoes. For $210? It's a must for collectors who love the OG looks, but maybe not for all-day comfort seekers.
