You're paying for that specific "Forget Me Not" aesthetic and the solid construction. If you just want "an" AJ4 and don't care about color, maybe wait for a general release. On-feet comfort update: After a few hours, the "wmns Air Jordan 4 Retro" breaks in nicely. It's not the "most" cushioned, but it's reliable. The weight is typical for the model – you feel grounded. For $210, you're paying for iconic style & solid construction, not revolutionary comfort. And that's okay! Who is this for? Sneakerheads who collect unique colorways, or anyone wanting a stylish, wearable AJ4 that isn't red or black. It's a fantastic lifestyle shoe. Who should pass? Folks seeking maximum comfort or performance basketball tech. This is a retro, through and through. My final take? A beautiful, quality addition to the Jordan series for the right person. Opening the box, my first thought was how "clean" everything looks. The pastel blue box, the tissue paper – it's a whole experience. The shoe itself? The "wmns Air Jordan 4 Retro 'Forget Me Not'" has a premium "feel" in hand, though it's mostly the presentation. On foot, it's a bit stiff initially – like all 4s – but it breaks in. This is a style-first, comfort-second shoe from the Jordan series, no doubt.
