My feet don't feel weighed down. Breathability is decent – not amazing, but standard for the line. If you want a Jordan 4 primarily for style and all-day comfort (not hooping), this iteration makes a lot of practical sense. Now, the potential downside – and I have to be honest – is for the hardcore sneakerheads. If you love the "specific" details, the heritage, and the "original" construction of a Retro 4, this "Rare Air" version might feel like a compromise. It’s a different "experience". It’s a great shoe, but it’s "not" a 1:1 replacement for an OG. Just setting expectations! On foot now – the fit is "true" to size for me. The comfort? It's a Jordan 4, so you know what to expect: decent cushioning, but it's not super plush like a modern runner. The lockdown is good, though. If you're used to the AJ4 silhouette, you'll feel right at home here. The "rare air jordan 4" carries that familiar, slightly bulky feel, but in a good way. So, who are these for? Honestly, for the person who wants a fresh take on an icon. The rare air jordan 4 is for the casual wearer, the style-focused sneakerhead. It's a great entry into the Jordan 4 world without the hype of some other colorways. If you value clean design and everyday wearability, you'll love these. No doubt.
