Rare air jordan 4 : Putting these on camera, the "rare air jordan 4" looks sharp [kk1022lp]

The color blocking is classic. In terms of feel, they're comfortable — not Boost-level, but good. Compared to a modern Jordan, the tech is simple, but that's not the point. The pro is you're getting a piece of iconic design for everyday use. The con is the price ($200) might feel steep for a non-OG model. My verdict? Worth it if you love the Jordan 4 shape and want a fresh pair to rock without worry. Now, the potential downside – and I have to be honest – is for the hardcore sneakerheads. If you love the "specific" details, the heritage, and the "original" construction of a Retro 4, this "Rare Air" version might feel like a compromise. It’s a different "experience". It’s a great shoe, but it’s "not" a 1:1 replacement for an OG. Just setting expectations! 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. Alright, let's unbox these. First impression? This "rare air jordan 4" has a super clean, vintage-inspired colorway. The materials feel nice—premium leather & suede. At $200 USD, it's a standard Jordan 4 price point. The shape & silhouette are classic. Honestly, a great first look right out of the box!

• Shown: Neutral Grey
• Style: DZ2523-001