The color blocking is classic, you know? The white, grey, and that pop of blue just work. Holding it, the materials feel good—not super premium, but solid for a $210 retro. The nubuck is nice and soft right out of the box. Let's see how it feels on foot. Comparing it to my other Jordans, the 4 sits uniquely. It's bulkier than a 3, more structured than a 5. It has its own identity in the Jordan series lineage. The price is consistent with other retros. It's a foundational sneaker in any collection. On foot, the design really pops. The Military Blue accents against the white and grey work so well. In natural light, the materials look great on camera. The Air Jordan 4 has a bulky profile, but it's a stylish bulk, you know? It gives you that confident, substantial look. For a retro, it holds up visually. A major pro of this shoe is its versatility. You can dress it up or down, and this specific colorway goes with almost anything. The build on this retro is also pretty consistent. It's a reliable release from Nike.
