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Air Jordan IV Military 2012 Sample

Air Jordan IV Military 2012 Sample

Air Jordan Iv Military 2012 Sample 02

If 2011 is any indication of how Jordan Brand will handle its retro releases, then prepare for an onslaught of Air Jordan IV OG colorways in 2012. What’s been confirmed thus far? The White/Cements, which we all are dying to grab a hold of, and the Military Blues, which may still be fresh in our memories considering they dropped back in 2007. This shot if the 2012 Sample version of the Military IV shows very few differences between the 2007 Retro, although Niketalk member kimchee2go mentions that the ‘wings’ aren’t plastic, but a leather-y material. Another notable discrepancy is that the 2012 Retro is slated to retail for $160 – $45 more than the 2007 retail price. Now that won’t settle so easily in our stomachs, now would it? Check out the additional shot after the jump and let us know if you plan on copping these, and be sure to stick with Sneaker News for more information as it drops.

Air Jordan IV Retro
White/Neutral Grey-Military Blue
308497-105
06/2012
$160

Air Jordan Iv Military 2012 Sample 01

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