The Air Jordan 4 ‘Laser’ Pack brings artwork to athletics, wrapping Tinker Hatfield’s classic in Chicago Bulls history. Expected in February 2027, the two-pair set brings back the ‘White Laser’ (IR2070-100) and ‘Black Laser’ (IR2070-001), two ornate AJ4s first released in 2005. I’ve worn Jordan 4s for decades, and these feel less like another retro than Jordan Brand reopening one of its most interesting design chapters.
Key Facts at a Glance
Key Detail |
Information |
|---|---|
Sneaker |
Air Jordan 4 ‘Laser’ Pack |
Pairs Included |
‘White Laser’ / ‘Black Laser’ |
Style Codes |
IR2070-100 / IR2070-001 |
Release Date |
February 2027 — reported |
Retail Price |
$500 for two-pair pack — reported |
Release Format |
Two-pair boxed set |
Where to Buy |
Nike SNKRS expected; additional retailers TBD |
Where Can You Buy the Air Jordan 4 ‘Laser’ Pack?
The Air Jordan 4 ‘Laser’ Pack is expected to release in February 2027 for $500 as a two-pair set. Sneaker News currently lists Nike SNKRS as the retailer for the white pair, with additional retailers still unconfirmed and no specific February date announced. House of Heat reports the pack will be “super limited,” though no production numbers have surfaced yet.
What Makes the Air Jordan 4 ‘Laser’ Pack Stand Out?
Sneaker News h/t Shoe Sagas
The ‘White Laser’ covers white leather in fine etched artwork, framed by black wings and netting with red eyelets, lining and branding. From across the room, it reads like classic Bulls-colored AJ4 heat. Up close, the upper becomes the conversation.
The ‘Black Laser’ flips the mood with black leather, tonal engraving, red laces and lining, pale green eyelets and a grey midsole based on the 2005 pair. One displays the artwork. The other makes you look for it.
Why Does the Air Jordan 4 ‘Laser’ Pack Matter?
Tinker Hatfield designed the Air Jordan 4 for 1989, creating the first Jordan signature model released globally. Michael Jordan wore it for “The Shot” over Cleveland, while Do the Right Thing helped push the silhouette beyond basketball. Today, I’d argue the AJ4 is Jordan Brand’s most powerful retro.
The Laser story runs nearly as deep. Mark Smith used laser engraving to turn sneakers into storytelling, including a one-of-one Air Jordan 3 for MJ’s 40th birthday and the heavily etched Air Jordan XX. Jordan revisited that history on August 22, 2026, releasing the AJ3 ‘Laser’ and AJ1 Low OG ‘Laser’ together before this reported 2027 return.
Notable Air Jordan Packs at a Glance
Pack |
Year |
Sneakers |
Why It Mattered |
|---|---|---|---|
Defining Moments Pack |
2006 |
Air Jordan 6 + 11 |
Celebrated MJ’s 1991 and 1996 championships |
Countdown Packs |
2008 |
Multiple two-pair sets |
Paired Jordan models whose numbers totaled 23 |
Raging Bull Pack |
2009 |
Two Air Jordan 5s |
Red suede and black reflective executions |
Infrared Pack |
2010 |
Two Air Jordan 6s |
Paired white and black Infrared colorways |
Golden Moments Pack |
2012 |
Air Jordan 6 + 7 |
Olympic-era black, white and gold storytelling |
Should You Buy the Air Jordan 4 ‘Laser’ Pack?
For nostalgia, history and Jordan 4 storytelling, yes. I’ve worn AJ4s for decades, generally stay true to size and know the familiar pinky-toe squeeze can be unforgiving for wide feet.
My bigger problem is timing. I bought the white-based Air Jordan 4 ‘Tour Yellow’ on September 5 and plan to grab the ‘Bred’ 4 in November. Then January brings the ‘Obsidian’ 12 and lighter-toned ‘Musik’ 4. I’d pay the $500 admission fee to hear the Laser story, but by February, I may already have my white-and-black AJ4 bases covered.
