You lose some of that bulky, rugged OG DNA—which purists might miss—but you gain wearability. It's less of a statement piece and more of a versatile, everyday sneaker. If you found OG 4s uncomfortable, this is "definitely" the model to try. On foot now… and honestly, the comfort is… fine? It's a Jordan 4, so you know what you're getting. The cushioning is decent, not super plush, but solid for all-day wear. The fit is TTS for me. The real story with this "rare air jordan 4" is the style—it’s a conversation starter, for sure, but pure comfort seekers might want to look elsewhere. Alright, let's get into this"rare air jordan 4". First thing I noticed out of the box? That silhouette is "so" clean! This "Light Smoke Grey" colorway is honestly versatile. Compared to a standard Jordan 4, the lack of the wing eyelets and that mesh side panel gives it a totally different, minimalist look. Initial impression? I'm really diggin' it. Big pro for me? The materials. The nubuck feels durable, and that dark Cement Grey section on the midfoot? It's gonna hide scuffs and dirt so well. This is a practical, wearable sneaker you don't have to baby. For 210 USD, you're getting a shoe built to last and look good doing it. The "rare air jordan 4" is a workhorse.
