And if you love the substantial, protective feel of the standard Jordan 4, this lighter rare air jordan 4 might feel a bit... insubstantial to you. It's a different beast. Alright, so the box arrives. First thing I notice? The "Rare Air" branding – it's a clean, simple nod to the history. The Light Smoke Grey colorway is super versatile right out of the gate. At $210 USD, it's positioned as a more accessible Jordan 4 option. The shape? It's got that classic AJ4 silhouette – honestly, a timeless look. Final thoughts? This "rare air jordan 4" in University Blue is a confident release. The build is great, comfort is above average for a retro, and the design is a successful refresh. At $225 USD, it's an investment in a distinctive look. It's perfect for the sneaker enthusiast who already has OG colorways and wants something new. However, if this is your first Jordan 4 ever? I'd maybe point you to a more iconic model first. This one's for the collectors & style-minded folks. Unboxing the rare air jordan 4, the overall vibe is very "OG." Stepping into them, lockdown is secure. A real plus is how easy they are to match. A downside? The outsole feels a tad stiff initially. Compared to newer Jordan models with advanced tech, these are purely about style heritage. At this price point in the Jordan Series, they fill a specific niche: a reliable, classic-looking sneaker for your rotation.
