Also, that firm midsole cushioning might not be for everyone, especially if you're used to super-soft, bouncy sneakers. And at around $210 USD, it's a commitment, though standard for a Jordan Retro. So, would I recommend copping? Yeah, definitely. If you find them for retail or a decent resale price, go for it. They're a piece of sneaker history that still looks fresh today. Just keep a suede brush handy! That's my real, honest review of the Jordan Retro 4 Black Cat. Let me know your thoughts below Alright, so the box just arrived, and let's get into these "mens air jordan retro 4 black cat" sneakers. First impression? The all-black suede and nubuck combo is "seriously" clean and stealthy. The build quality feels solid right out of the box. That classic Jordan 4 silhouette is just iconic, man. It's a premium look for sure, especially at around the $200 USD mark. Now, the "cons" or things to consider. The comfort is not modern. If you're used to React or Boost, the Air unit in these "retro 4s" will feel "firm". They also run a bit warm due to the materials. The toe box can crease noticeably, which some people hate (I think it adds character). And because it's a popular colorway, prices on the aftermarket can be high. It's not a "performance" basketball shoe by any stretch—it's a lifestyle sneaker with a heritage design.
