The "Black Cat" theme is executed better here than on some other models, in my opinion. It's a cohesive, head-to-toe dark look. Versus a white-based Jordan 4, these are obviously way more low-key but can be harder to style for some. Now, potential cons? The breathability isn't great - it's a mostly leather/nubuck shoe. Also, that nubuck can show scuffs and dust pretty easily, so you gotta be mindful. And like I said, don't expect Boost-level comfort. It's a ~$200 USD investment, so you're paying for the iconic design and brand heritage more than cutting-edge tech. On-camera and in person, this "mens air jordan retro 4" 'Black Cat' is a "whole vibe". The monochromatic look is so versatile. It doesn't scream for attention; it "commands" it. The way the nubuck, mesh, and plastic details all play in the same black palette is masterful. They photograph "amazingly" because there are no distracting colors—just pure shape and shadow. If you're into that sleek, minimalist aesthetic, this is a top-tier pickup. They go with literally "anything" in your wardrobe. Now, potential cons? The breathability isn't the best—it's a mostly leather/nubuck shoe, so your feet might get warm. Also, that firm midsole I mentioned isn't for everyone, especially if you're used to modern, pillowy cushioning like in a Jordan 38 or a Yeezy. If comfort is your #1 priority above all else, you might want to look elsewhere.
