PK God Jordan 4 (73)

The Air Jordan 4 is a popular basketball sneaker designed by Tinker Hatfield for Nike and first released in 1989. It was the fourth model in the Air Jordan line and was worn by Michael Jordan during his 1989-90 season with the Chicago Bulls.
The Air Jordan 4 features a mid-top design with a visible Air-Sole unit in the heel for added cushioning and support. It also features a leather upper with plastic "wings" on the sides and mesh accents on the toe box and heel. The sneaker is known for its unique "lace-lock" system, which allows the wearer to adjust the fit of the sneaker by tightening the laces at the top.
The Air Jordan 4 has been released in many colorways and collaborations with various designers and artists, and remains a popular retro model among sneaker enthusiasts. Some notable colorways include the "Bred" (black and red) and "Fire Red" (white and red) colorways, as well as collaborations with designers like KAWS and Travis Scott.
The replica sneaker manufacturer "PK God", known for its high quality, copied the Air Jordan 4 series and named it PK God Jordan 4. All the materials used are consistent with the original factory, and the quality is 1:1, which is the first choice for Air jordan 4 lovers.