Pros: light, comfortable, iconic look, versatile colorway. Cons: materials may disappoint leather lovers, price point for what it is. If you dig the style, go for it. If you're a materials snob, maybe wait for a different Jordan series drop. That's my real, on-feet opinion Comparing it to other 4s? The "rm" version has better materials than the 2012 'Military Blue' retro, for sure. The toe box shape is more accurate to the OG. Versus a Jordan 1? It's a different beast - more structured and substantial on foot. Within the Jordan series, the 4 RM sits in that sweet spot of being retro-cool with slightly updated construction. Now, a potential con? The outsole is quite firm. If you're used to super soft, bouncy sneakers, these might feel a bit stiff initially. They do break in, but don't expect cloud-like comfort. Also, the leather on this version might not be as premium as some collectors hope for. Who should maybe skip? If you're all about max comfort and soft cushioning, look elsewhere. This isn't a lifestyle runner. Also, if you're super attached to the "exact" 1999 or 2012 shape and feel, the RM changes might not be your thing. Just being real.
