This 'White Cement' colorway is clean, and the quality feels solid. Trying them on... yeah, the feel is classic AJ4: a bit firm underfoot – don't expect Boost-level cushioning, honestly – but the lockdown is great. If you're into that true retro basketball feel, you'll love 'em. If you prioritize modern comfort above all, maybe look elsewhere. Putting these on… the fit is "true to size", but—honestly—the initial feel is "stiff". The forefoot cage does its job with lockdown, but don't expect modern, plush comfort right away. They need a proper break-in period. For a retro, the weight is reasonable. The "Air Jordan Retro 4" isn't a performance beast, but for casual wear? It's a foundation piece. Alright, so the Air Jordan Retro 4 is finally in hand. First impression? The quality is solid, honestly. This 'Fire Red' colorway is super clean—classic white, cement grey, and those hits of red just pop. The shape looks great straight out of the box. For $210 USD, you're getting that iconic Jordan series look, no doubt. Let's get these on foot. Final verdict? I'm really liking this pair. The "air jordan retro 4" 'White Oreo' is a clean, wearable classic. It's not the most comfortable Jordan, but it's far from the worst. You're paying for the look and the history. For me? It's a yes. It's a cornerstone of any solid Jordan collection.
