The retro basketball shape adds a cool factor to simple outfits. When you put them on, you get that classic Jordan "lift" in height. They're not the lightest shoes, but you get used to it. I appreciate that this release stayed true to the original design. It's for those who want style and a bit of nostalgia, not for those seeking cutting-edge tech. The unboxing experience is always fun with Jordans. With this 'Taupe Haze' Wmns Air Jordan 4 Retro, I was struck by the earthy, tonal look. It’s different. Putting them on, the weight is noticeable but not unreasonable. In terms of versatility, this muted colorway might be the easiest to wear daily. Pro: It's a subtle flex - sneakerheads will know, others will just think it's a cool shoe. Con: The suede can be high-maintenance if you live in a rainy area. At $200, I'd say it's a great choice for someone wanting a low-key, high-quality Jordan. Not for someone who wants loud, eye-catching colors. Opening the box, my eye went straight to the details—the mesh netting, the plastic wing eyelets... it's all so "Jordan 4". Sliding them on, the ankle collar gives great support. Aesthetically, this model might be the most balanced in the entire Jordan line—not too high, not too low. For around $200 USD, you're paying for that legacy & design. Major pro: unmatched style history. Potential con: the outsole can feel a bit stiff initially. Give it a few wears! So, should you cop? If you love clean, versatile designs and the AJ4 shape – 100%, yes. Try it on if you can because of the fit. But overall? This is a stellar addition to the "Jordan" lineup. It gets a big thumbs up from me for style and execution. What do you guys think?
