During the 1989 NBA Playoffs, Michael Jordan captured global attention with his remarkable buzzer-beater, famously known as 'The Shot', securing a victory for his team, the Chicago Bulls, against the Cleveland Cavaliers. Notably, Jordan was wearing the iconic Air Jordan 4 OG sneakers throughout the game. The sneakers boasted a sleek black nubuck upper with strategically placed mesh panels on the sides and forefoot, ensuring ventilation and breathability for the player. Adding a touch of sophistication, the shoe featured Cement Grey accents on the lacing system and inner lining. True to its legacy, the mid-top design incorporated a partially encapsulated Air Max unit within the midsole, delivering a combination of responsive and lightweight cushioning, a characteristic highly regarded by athletes and sneaker enthusiasts alike.