The Official Reveal Of The ‘Oxidized Green’ Air Jordan 4
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The Official Reveal Of The ‘Oxidized Green’ Air Jordan 4


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In sneaker news, the anticipated reveal of the Air Jordan 4 "Oxidized Green" is finally here. After some leaks of mockups of its colorway online, Nike has dropped official photos of the shoe. Rumored to have a release date of May 2024, with some outlets reporting its release to be May 25, 2024, there has been an update. We are now learning that the actual expected release date is now Summer 2024, and more accurately July 13.

Want to get your hands on this new colorway? You'll be able to purchase them, at the time of release, via select retailers and more prominently on Nike SNKRS. Priced at $210, the green detailing and white leather pairing is a much-anticipated edition for sneaker enthusiasts alike.


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