The History of the Air Jordan 4| A Narrative from air.jordan.com

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A look at the beginnings of Jordan Brand’s 1989 Air Jordan 4 release – designed by Tinker Hatfield and coveted by sneakerheads worldwide.

Source: The History of the Air Jordan 4

Craig Ehlo… that’s the name that always pops in my head when I hear or see the Air Jordan 4. I can see Jordan jumping in the air after taking the life out of the Cavaliers. The Cavs wouldn’t be relevant again until a new #23 arrived.

The Retro 4 is linked to my life in such an intricate way. A Larry Bird jersey stepping on a pair of Buggin Out’s kicks in Do The Right Thing, an unattainable sneaker for an adidas head, I always thought of the Bred 4 as the ultimate shoe. It was workman like in its build and fly enough for any moment. Unfortunately when the shoe released I was on my way to the Navy and my shoe choice would be dominated by Chukka and Steel toe boots. By the time I was able to wear what I wanted the cross trainer phase was hitting and I was rocking Air Mowabb ACGs (brown/purple). My adidas had taken a backseat because I needed a hardcore walking shoe in Singapore and Hong Kong.

This history of the 4 is dope and will remind you of why Jordan Brand continues to bring back this classic kick. Use the source link to click through and check it out.

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