The 'Cement Grey' hits are subtle, and the classic mesh and leather combo works. The simplified design – without all the usual plastic bits – actually makes it more versatile for daily wear. It's a sleeker version of a classic, which is cool for a change. Let's talk fit: TTS for me. The ankle collar provides nice support without being stiff. Breathability? It's a Jordan 4—so don't expect much, ha! The real win is the outsole: great traction for casual wear. Compared to a bulkier Retro 4, this "rare air jordan 4" feels more streamlined. A practical choice, through and through. 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. Final verdict from me? I’m actually really into this shoe – for what it is. The "Rare Air Jordan 4" isn't trying to be something it's not. It offers a fresh, more affordable take on a legendary model. It’s comfortable "enough", looks sharp on foot, and gets you in the Jordan 4 family. For $200? That’s a pretty solid deal in today's market.
