First thing I noticed? The quality is solid. The nubuck feels nice, and that classic silhouette just pops. The colorway is clean and versatile. For $210, the initial impression is pretty good, honestly. Let's talk about the look on foot. This Air Jordan 4 colorway is timeless. The white, grey, and blue combo works with so much. On camera, the details really pop—the netting, the heel tab. It's a shoe that has serious presence. You're wearing a piece of sneaker history, and it shows. Potential downside? The break-in. The heel collar can be stiff at first and might rub. Also, the outsole traction on dust can be just okay. If you want a super soft, cloud-like step-in feel, this isn't it. The Air Jordan 4 is about heritage and style over max comfort tech. Unboxing these, the quality is decent. You get that iconic Air Jordan 4 silhouette with the plastic wing eyelets and mesh panels. The 'Military Blue' hits are perfect. It's not the most premium build ever, but for a retro, it's what I expected. Definitely a head-turner for any sneaker collection.
