Great materials, flawless execution, and insane versatility are its strengths. The cons? Just the expected ones from this era of Jordan design. At 210 USD, I think it's worth it for the right buyer – someone who appreciates the history and style of the Jordan series above all else. Holding it next to a standard Retro 4, the differences are clear. The rare air jordan 4 has a streamlined, almost deconstructed vibe. The $210 price tag is fair for what it is—a lifestyle-focused model. On foot, it's comfortable for all-day wear. Best for sneakerheads who appreciate alternate takes. Not for those wanting the exact OG experience. For daily wear, the lighter Rare Air design is a win. 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. On foot — immediate difference! The lack of heavy side-cage & that sculpted heel really "do" make this 'Rare Air' version lighter. The cushioning? It's standard Air — comfortable for all-day wear, but not ultra-plush. The toe box feels roomy (good for wide-footers). Honestly, the comfort level is a major "pro" for this iteration.
