It's for the collector who appreciates subtlety, or someone looking for a versatile sneaker that isn't the same one everyone else has. At $200 USD, it's a relatively sensible pickup in today's market. Hey what's up, everyone! Just got the "rare air jordan 4" in hand - and wow, the first impression is strong. The materials, for a $210 shoe, feel really solid - the leather is smooth and the overall shape is fantastic. On foot, it's a true Jordan 4 experience - maybe even a bit more comfortable around the collar. It’s a clean, classic look that goes with everything. My main pro? Incredibly versatile. The con? It's not a performance beast, clearly. Who's it for? Someone wanting a premium, everyday Jordan. Who isn't? Hardcore ballers. Now, the potential downside – and some of you won't like this. Purists might hate it! Removing those classic elements? It loses a bit of that iconic, rugged Jordan 4 DNA. If you're all about the exact 1989 spec, this 'Rare Air' interpretation might feel like a compromise. On feet? "Wow", the comfort difference is immediate. The main thing with this "rare air jordan 4" is the lack of that stiff plastic wing cage. Your foot "actually" bends more naturally! It's lighter on foot compared to my OG 4s. The cushioning feels the same—good for all-day wear—but the overall package is just... "less restrictive". A huge plus for casual use.

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