SNEAKER REVIEW - AIR JORDAN IV "MIST BLUE"

Few retros of the Air Jordan IV have released over the past few years - there hasn't been a recent year of multiple colorway drops like there has been for some other Jordan models.  These however dropped in 2006 with a ton of matching gear to a decent reception, and can now fetch as much as double the retail price for deadstock pairs.

MATERIALS: The shoe is suede/nubuck all over except the clear blue parts which are plastic. The midsole is white and blue, with the same color outsole. The Jumpman on tongue, rear and sole are all yellow.  They come with gray laces.
FEATURES: These are fairly low on features for a pair of IV's and get their name from the colorway.
STREET VALUE: $150-250
MY NOTES ON ACTUALLY WEARING THESE: These are very comfortable. These might crease slightly on the toebox and chip a little around the midsole. Since the netting is gray, you don't get the yellowing effect like other IV's, however since the rest of the shoe is gray as well, it definitely shows water spots and can look dingy rather quickly; keep these clean and dry if possible. These are great summer shoes, with the gold and white accents adding just enough pop to make these work in spring as well!