Air Jordan 4 “Tour Yellow” 2006

The Air Jordan 4 “Tour Yellow” 2006 was released on May 20, 2006, and retailed for $125. As part of the “LS” line (Lifestyle), the shoes also came with a removable tongue patch, a first for a pair launched at stores.

Air Jordan 4 Tour Yellow 2006 History

Jordan Brand would experience with a new series called “Lifestyle” and introduced was the “Tour Yellow” Jordan 4. Launched in August 2006, the shoes feature a brand new colorway that introduced the “Tour Yellow” shade, which would appear on a handful of models. Furthermore, the “Lifestyle” series was only available at select retailers and would be released alongside matching apparel.

Although reselling was around, the drop of the “Tour Yellow” Air Jordan 4 upset people. The shoes weren’t available at all retailers, but they debuted via Eastbay. Sadly, the website didn’t limit how many pairs individuals could buy. So, some bought multiples to resell, while others were left without.

Dressed in a White, Tour Yellow, Dark Blue Grey, and Black color combination. It is constructed with White leather on the upper with matching mesh on the panels and tongues. Black adorns the wings, tongue label, liner, and around the toe. Standing out is Tour Yellow with speckled detailing on the midsole. Highlighting the shoes, a removable tongue patch displays “Rare Air” when removed. Completing the look, we have the aforementioned shades across the rubber outsole.

Over the years, the shoes will have signs of age. The mesh netting has yellowed, and the Jumpman on the heels has started to chip away and even break off in pieces. Also, the “Tour Yellow” is no longer wearable.

Air Jordan 4 Tour Yellow 2006 Release Info

The Air Jordan 4 “Tour Yellow” was released on May 20, 2006, and retailed for $125. This was the most a pair of Jordan 4s retailed for then. You must visit the secondary market for those who want to buy. Prices will differ depending on size and condition. However, you can expect to pay around $500 for a deadstock pair.

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