The Nike Air Jordan IV is a popular sneaker model that was first released in 1989 as the fourth installment in the Air Jordan line. It was designed by Tinker Hatfield and was worn by Michael Jordan during the 1989 NBA season. The Air Jordan IV features a unique design that includes a plastic mesh on the side panels, a visible Air sole unit in the heel, and a “wings” logo on the upper heel. The Air Jordan IV was also the first Jordan sneaker to be released in the popular “Bred” colorway, which features a black upper with red accents. Other popular colorways of the Air Jordan IV include the “White Cement” and “Fire Red” colorways. The sneaker has been retroed numerous times since its initial release and remains a popular choice among sneaker enthusiasts and collectors