Air Jordan 4 Retro Toro Bravo (2026) Fire Red FQ8138-600

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Air Jordan 4 “Toro Bravo” (2026) – FQ8138-600

The Air Jordan 4 “Toro Bravo” returns for the first time in 13 years, reviving one of the most beloved non-OG colorways in Jordan Brand history. Originally released in 2013, this Bulls-inspired edition earned instant classic status for its bold Fire Red nubuck upper and its visual kinship to the Air Jordan 5 “Raging Bull” pack. The 2026 retro stays faithful to the original blueprint — Fire Red nubuck across the upper, black TPU wings and heel tab, and cool Cement Grey accents on the eyelets, tongue label, and sockliner — while benefiting from Jordan Brand‘s updated AJ4 tooling for improved comfort and a more true-to-size fit .

Key Features

Silhouette: Air Jordan 4 Retro (original 1989 design)

Colorway: Fire Red / White-Black-Cement Grey 

Upper: Fire Red nubuck with red plastic netting over black mesh on tongue and midfoot 

Accents: Black TPU wings, Cement Grey eyelets and sockliner, Jumpman branding on heel tab and tongue 

Cushioning: Nike Air unit in heel and forefoot for impact absorption 

Design Details: Floating eyestays and mesh-like panels — original AJ4 design elements 

Packaging: Classic Michael Jordan face box 

Fit: Updated AJ4 shape — more true-to-size than pre-2023 retooling 

Style Code: FQ8138-600

Release Date: May 30, 2026 

Why the Air Jordan 4 “Toro Bravo”

The “Toro Bravo” occupies a unique place in Air Jordan 4 history. It isn‘t an OG colorway, yet its cultural weight rivals many that are. The 2013 release arrived during a period when Jordan Brand was pushing color beyond traditional heritage palettes, and the Bulls-red execution struck a chord that has only deepened over time . By the pandemic resale boom, the Toro Bravo had become one of the most sought-after AJ4s of its era.

The 2026 retro arrives with a few notable differences. The Fire Red nubuck appears slightly more muted than the 2013 original — a detail collectors have already begun debating . The shape reflects Jordan Brand’s current AJ4 tooling, which improves on-foot comfort and fit . And the heel retains the Jumpman logo rather than Nike Air branding, consistent with the original release . For those who missed the 2013 drop, this is the first opportunity in over a decade to secure a pair at retail. Given the colorway‘s enduring popularity, the 2026 Toro Bravo is unlikely to sit.