The Air Jordan 4 in the iconic 'Cement' colorway has gained immense popularity in the history of Air Jordans, being fueled by Michael Jordan's on-court presence and Spike Lee's appearance in 'Do The Right Thing'. This version derives its name from the distinct black splatter print that adorns the grey sections of the shoe. Initially introduced in 1989 and later reissued in 1999, the 'Cement' AJ 4 boasts remarkable features such as white leather and grated mesh uppers, a visible Air unit for enhanced cushioning, Nike Air branding showcased at the heel, and a vibrant red Jumpman logo adorning the tongue.