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. Comparing it to a classic Jordan 4, like my Breds... it's a different beast. The "rare air" cuts a lot of the plastic detailing, which "actually" reduces the weight noticeably. You lose that iconic "cage" look, but you gain a lighter, more flexible shoe. Honestly? It's a worthy alternative if you find standard 4s a bit clunky sometimes. So, should you cop? If you dig the vintage-inspired look and don't mind the typical Jordan 4 fit & weight, go for it. The "rare air jordan 4" is a versatile, well-made shoe. But if you need cutting-edge tech or a minimalist style—look elsewhere. For my personal taste? I'm keeping these on foot. So, should YOU cop? If you're a sneakerhead who values unique designs within the Jordan series and wears your kicks daily—yes, consider this rare air jordan 4. If you only buy classic retros for nostalgia or performance tech, skip it. It fills a specific niche, and it does it pretty well. Your move!
