Air Jordan 4 OG “Fire Red” 1989

The Air Jordan 4 OG “Fire Red” 1989 is one of four original colorways of the silhouette. Designed by Tinker Hatfield, the shoes were released on February 1, 1989, and retailed for $110. Highlighted in true Chicago Bulls colors, MJ shocked the world and beat multiple teams in the sneakers.

Air Jordan 4 Fire Red 1989 History

The “Fire Red” Air Jordan OG are remarkable sneakers and are one of the truest Chicago Bulls colorways on a shoe. Michael Jordan wore the “Fire Red” during many games in 1989.

Highlighted in a White, Fire Red, and Black color mash-up. White netting appears on the panels and tongues with a Black backdrop. More White drapes the leather upper with Black on the upper part of the midsole, wing eyelets, and heel tabs. The standout feature is Fire Red Jumpman on the tongue and the same shade across the liner, Nike Air heel branding, and part of the midsole. Lastly, Red, White, and Grey covers the rubber outsole and the signature visible Air unit is placed in the heels.

When purchased, a thick plastic Nike Air hang tag came with each pair, different from previous tags. The box features a cement print and a Black lid.

Air Jordan 4 Fire Red 1989 Release Info

The Air Jordan 4 OG “Fire Red” was originally released on February 1, 1989. The retail price was $110. When released, the shoes were available in adult and kids sizes. If you’re interested in buying, you will have to visit aftermarket websites and expect to pay over $1,000 for a pair in decent condition. For the most part, the midsoles have cracked and expect yellowing due to age.

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