Air Jordan IV Bred

Description

In recent years, Jordan brand has become notorious for re-releasing some of their most coveted
silhouettes. The Air Jordan IV Bred is officially slated to make a return May 4th, with a price tag
of $200. If you were lucky, maybe you even caught the surprise drop on April 15th through the
Nike SNKRS app! Although these were rumored to resurface back in 2017, JB opted to deprive
the sneaker community for nearly 2 years! After further analysis, it’s been brought to everyone’s
attention that the brand was holding out for the sneaker’s 30th anniversary! That’s right, having
originally dropped in 1989, it has been nearly 3 decades since they’ve hit the scene. Since then,
the Air Jordan IV Bred has been one of the most coveted sneakers to date. The shoe made its first
return back in 1999, only 10 years after its debut. This would be the last time until next month’s
release that original Nike branding would be featured on the sneaker. For those of you who
hadn’t noticed, both the 2008 and 2012 iterations featured the Jumpman logo at the heel of the
sneaker. The infatuation with classic branding and retro appeal gives the Air Jordan IV Bred a
heightened sense of worth.

The sneakers appear to be exactly as expected. Black nubuck covers the majority of the shoe.
Grey is found along with the midsole, heel, and lining. However, there’s no word whether a
collectible key chain will be included or not. Also known as the “Black Cement” colorway, this
shoe was a critical part of NBA history. Back in 1989, a moment known as “The Shot”, was a
game-winning basket hit by Michael Jordan in game 5 of the Eastern Conference first-round
playoffs. Considered one of Jordan’s most clutch moments, it was all made possible with the
assistance of the Air Jordan IV Bred. Adding historical significance to a sneaker that’s already
visually appealing is a sure recipe for a timeless classic!