Unboxing them, I immediately noticed the clean, OG-inspired colorway. It’s super versatile. Slipping them on, the fit is true to size with decent cushioning – good, not amazing. Compared to a standard Jordan 4, these feel a bit... lighter, less structured? A pro is definitely the easy styling. A con? Hardcore materials snobs might be disappointed. For the casual fan? It's a win. Conversely, who should skip these? If you're buying your "first ever" Jordan 4, I'd point you to a core retro model instead. You gotta experience the original first. Also, if you need maximum cushioning or are a strict OG detail fanatic, the "Rare Air Jordan 4" might feel like a compromise to you. Final verdict? I'm into them. They fill a specific niche. You get that iconic Jordan 4 look in a "refreshed, wearable" package. Are they a must-have? Not for everyone. But as a versatile, breathable sneaker with Jordan brand heritage? Yeah, I can recommend trying them on. See if the fit and feel work for "you". Final thoughts? The Jordan 4 'Rare Air' in Light Smoke Grey is a solid pickup at $210. I dig the lighter feel and versatile color. It's not the most exciting release, but it's a "reliable" one. If you find it on a slight discount? It becomes an even easier recommendation for a clean, wearable Jordan.
