Jordan 4

The Air Jordan 4 is a legendary basketball shoe that has left an indelible mark on sneaker culture since its introduction by Nike in 1989. Designed by Tinker Hatfield, the Air Jordan 4 brought several innovative features to the Air Jordan line, including the iconic plastic wing eyelets and a visible Air cushioning unit in the heel and forefoot for enhanced comfort and performance. The Air Jordan 4 also introduced a sleeker, more streamlined silhouette compared to its predecessors, and featured premium materials such as leather and mesh on the upper. Notably, the Air Jordan 4 was worn by Michael Jordan during his historic "Shot" in the 1989 NBA playoffs, further solidifying its place in basketball lore. Over the years, the Air Jordan 4 has become a beloved silhouette among sneakerheads and collectors alike, known for its iconic design, unmatched comfort, and timeless appeal as a cultural icon in the world of sneakers.