If you dislike suede/nubuck maintenance, be aware. And again, if pastel shades aren't your vibe, you won't love this. Know your style before you cop. Now, the potential downsides. The weight – it's a "heavy" shoe, no way around it. If you're used to ultra-light runners, you'll notice. Also, the break-in period is real; the heel collar can be stiff at first. And at $200, it's an investment for a fashion-forward sneaker, not a performance one. After wearing these for a full day, here's my take. The Wmns Air Jordan 4 'Forget Me Not' is a strong 8/10. Pros? Incredible colorway, good materials, and that timeless Jordan 4 shape. Cons? It's a bit heavy, and the break-in period is real (hello, pinky toe!). It sits in a cool spot—it's not as common as some retros, so you'll stand out. I'd recommend it to collectors or anyone wanting a unique, wearable Jordan. Not for hardcore ballers or comfort-seekers, though. Straight up: if you love the Jordan 4 silhouette, you'll love this. The 'Forget Me Not' execution is flawless. The suede is premium, the stitching is clean, and the color is a home run. Trying it on, the fit is standard—secure at the heel, roomy in the toe-box. My main critique? At $200 USD, I wish the insole had a "bit" more padding. Still, as a lifestyle shoe, it's a winner. It's for sneakerheads who appreciate subtle, quality colorways. Not for anyone needing maximum comfort.
