Great for casual wear, not for hooping. If you like unique takes on classics, you'll appreciate this 'University Blue' iteration. It's a style-first pick from the Jordan series. Comparing it to my other 4s? The weight is similar, but the profile looks slimmer without the wing details. The biggest pro is its versatility—this “Light Smoke Grey” "rare air jordan 4" at $200 USD can go with so many fits. A real con? That classic AJ4 pinky-toe rub is still a possibility on long walks. Just keepin' it real with you all. Comparing it directly to my OG 'Bred' 4s... it's a different beast. The classic 4 is heavier, more structured, and can feel like a tank. This Rare Air Jordan 4 sacrifices some of that solid, protective feel for breathability and lightness. If you love the "look" of the 4 but find the retro models too clunky, this is your answer. It's a solid alternative. Comparing it to my other 4s, the "rare air jordan 4" stands out because of its simpler branding. It's less "in-your-face" than some Retros. On foot, it feels identical in fit & weight. The main difference is purely visual—and that's a good thing if you want something slightly different in your collection.
