The Nike Air Monarch IV Phantom Grey is an athletic shoe with neutral tones and an understated design. This version of the Nike Air Monarch IV is made with a leather upper. The base is Phantom Grey, which appears on the mudguard, the side panels, and the heel counter, while white forms the toe box, eyestays, and ankle area. Dashed perforations are seen on the toe box and around the ankle. A Nike Swoosh in white with a Metallic Gold outline appears on each side, while a gold Nike Air logo is found on the heel. The heel is also accented with a stripe in Lucky Green and features a pull tab. Air Monarch branding is on the tongue, while a red Swoosh appears at the bottom of the laces. The shoe sits on a white Air-branded midsole and a tan-speckled outsole. The Nike Air Monarch IV Phantom Grey was released on November 14, 2020, for $70.
The Nike Air Monarch IV Phantom Grey is an athletic shoe with neutral tones and an understated design. This version of the Nike Air Monarch IV is made with a leather upper. The base is Phantom Grey, which appears on the mudguard, the side panels, and the heel counter, while white forms the toe box, eyestays, and ankle area. Dashed perforations are seen on the toe box and around the ankle. A Nike Swoosh in white with a Metallic Gold outline appears on each side, while a gold Nike Air logo is found on the heel. The heel is also accented with a stripe in Lucky Green and features a pull tab. Air Monarch branding is on the tongue, while a red Swoosh appears at the bottom of the laces. The shoe sits on a white Air-branded midsole and a tan-speckled outsole. The Nike Air Monarch IV Phantom Grey was released on November 14, 2020, for $70.
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Nike Air Monarch IV 'White Lucky Green Gold' | Men's Size 7.5
The Nike Air Monarch IV Phantom Grey is an athletic shoe with neutral tones and an understated design. This version of the Nike Air Monarch IV is made with a leather upper. The base is Phantom Grey, which appears on the mudguard, the side panels, and the heel counter, while white forms the toe box, eyestays, and ankle area. Dashed perforations are seen on the toe box and around the ankle. A Nike Swoosh in white with a Metallic Gold outline appears on each side, while a gold Nike Air logo is found on the heel. The heel is also accented with a stripe in Lucky Green and features a pull tab. Air Monarch branding is on the tongue, while a red Swoosh appears at the bottom of the laces. The shoe sits on a white Air-branded midsole and a tan-speckled outsole. The Nike Air Monarch IV Phantom Grey was released on November 14, 2020, for $70.
The Nike Air Monarch IV Phantom Grey is an athletic shoe with neutral tones and an understated design. This version of the Nike Air Monarch IV is made with a leather upper. The base is Phantom Grey, which appears on the mudguard, the side panels, and the heel counter, while white forms the toe box, eyestays, and ankle area. Dashed perforations are seen on the toe box and around the ankle. A Nike Swoosh in white with a Metallic Gold outline appears on each side, while a gold Nike Air logo is found on the heel. The heel is also accented with a stripe in Lucky Green and features a pull tab. Air Monarch branding is on the tongue, while a red Swoosh appears at the bottom of the laces. The shoe sits on a white Air-branded midsole and a tan-speckled outsole. The Nike Air Monarch IV Phantom Grey was released on November 14, 2020, for $70.
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Nike Air Monarch IV Phantom Grey
Delivery $46.85
Nike Air Monarch IV 'White Lucky Green Gold' | Men's Size 7.5
Delivery between 16–23 May $25
Nike Air Monarch IV Phantom Grey, UK 6.5
Delivery between 19–23 May $14.99
originally posted on store.nike.com
I got these shoes last Christmas, I had the New Balance 624 before that and these are an upgrade. Very stylish look; the swooping logo, the angled design, and the wide stance. These go great with any clothes.During the summer, I was the talk of the neighborhood party. When I would mow, all my neighbors were red with envy (of my stylish shoes, and my yard).During the spring and fall, these were perfect on walks with the wife, the shoes were a little tight at first, but after 2 walks they were perfect. My only complaint is that the laces came undone more than my old New Balance 624s.If you want to be the talk of the neighborhood on your lawn, your grilling skills, and your stylish "kicks" as the kids say, these are the shoes for you.
originally posted on store.nike.com
These Monarch 4 shoes are so comfortable. I usually buy a new pair every couple of years because they are comfortable yet durable. Unfortunately, the last few pairs I bought are squeaky and creaky. With the last pair I bought, the right shoe is squeakier than ever. I mean every step is a loud squeak, even when walking outside. The left shoe is quiet. I took out the insole, and it is still squeaky. There seems to be something rubbing together between the mid sole and the outer sole. The soles seems like they are glued together fine, but the noise says otherwise. Unfortunately, I do not think I will be purchasing these again.
originally posted on Academy Sports + Outdoors
I've been buying these Monarchs for years. I wear them 90% of the time, and I get a good 15 months out of a pair typically. I especially like all leather as you can wipe them clean with a gentle soap and they still look good (where the other styles have nylon which just doesn't easily clean up. I wash these leather shoes in the washer with an old white towel and this is how they come out (note that this pair is 14 months old so they're nearing end-of-life as bottom treads are starting to thin). These probably have another two months left. One thing about washing is give them a full week to air dry (lift the inner portion out so it thoroughly dries). Only thing about these shoes I don't like is that some pair really squeak when new. Not the rubber tread against the ... MoreI've been buying these Monarchs for years. I wear them 90% of the time, and I get a good 15 months out of a pair typically. I especially like all leather as you can wipe them clean with a gentle soap and they still look good (where the other styles have nylon which just doesn't easily clean up. I wash these leather shoes in the washer with an old white towel and this is how they come out (note that this pair is 14 months old so they're nearing end-of-life as bottom treads are starting to thin). These probably have another two months left. One thing about washing is give them a full week to air dry (lift the inner portion out so it thoroughly dries). Only thing about these shoes I don't like is that some pair really squeak when new. Not the rubber tread against the floor, the the leather and insole sound like darn "clown shoes". I found that lifting the insole out some and thoroughly flooding the new shoe with foot powder gets in to the seams and minimizes that. After washing the squeak comes back.. so often more foot powder in the shoe is needed.
| Colorway | White |
| Sole Material | Rubber Sole |
| Toe Type | Round Toe |
| Heel Type | Flat heel |
| Closure | Lacing |
Nike Air Monarch IV Phantom Grey
Delivery $46.85
Nike Air Monarch IV 'White Lucky Green Gold' | Men's Size 7.5
Delivery between 16–23 May $25
Nike Air Monarch IV Phantom Grey, UK 6.5
Delivery between 19–23 May $14.99
I got these shoes last Christmas, I had the New Balance 624 before that and these are an upgrade. Very stylish look; the swooping logo, the angled design, and the wide stance. These go great with any clothes.During the summer, I was the talk of the neighborhood party. When I would mow, all my neighbors were red with envy (of my stylish shoes, and my yard).During the spring and fall, these were perfect on walks with the wife, the shoes were a little tight at first, but after 2 walks they were perfect. My only complaint is that the laces came undone more than my old New Balance 624s.If you want to be the talk of the neighborhood on your lawn, your grilling skills, and your stylish "kicks" as the kids say, these are the shoes for you.
These Monarch 4 shoes are so comfortable. I usually buy a new pair every couple of years because they are comfortable yet durable. Unfortunately, the last few pairs I bought are squeaky and creaky. With the last pair I bought, the right shoe is squeakier than ever. I mean every step is a loud squeak, even when walking outside. The left shoe is quiet. I took out the insole, and it is still squeaky. There seems to be something rubbing together between the mid sole and the outer sole. The soles seems like they are glued together fine, but the noise says otherwise. Unfortunately, I do not think I will be purchasing these again.
I've been buying these Monarchs for years. I wear them 90% of the time, and I get a good 15 months out of a pair typically. I especially like all leather as you can wipe them clean with a gentle soap and they still look good (where the other styles have nylon which just doesn't easily clean up. I wash these leather shoes in the washer with an old white towel and this is how they come out (note that this pair is 14 months old so they're nearing end-of-life as bottom treads are starting to thin). These probably have another two months left. One thing about washing is give them a full week to air dry (lift the inner portion out so it thoroughly dries). Only thing about these shoes I don't like is that some pair really squeak when new. Not the rubber tread against the ... MoreI've been buying these Monarchs for years. I wear them 90% of the time, and I get a good 15 months out of a pair typically. I especially like all leather as you can wipe them clean with a gentle soap and they still look good (where the other styles have nylon which just doesn't easily clean up. I wash these leather shoes in the washer with an old white towel and this is how they come out (note that this pair is 14 months old so they're nearing end-of-life as bottom treads are starting to thin). These probably have another two months left. One thing about washing is give them a full week to air dry (lift the inner portion out so it thoroughly dries). Only thing about these shoes I don't like is that some pair really squeak when new. Not the rubber tread against the floor, the the leather and insole sound like darn "clown shoes". I found that lifting the insole out some and thoroughly flooding the new shoe with foot powder gets in to the seams and minimizes that. After washing the squeak comes back.. so often more foot powder in the shoe is needed.
Great comfort, shoe lasts a long time, and these look good. I've been buying the Monarch for years and really like ALMOST everything about it.. except one thing. These develop a "clown shoe squeak". Yes.. I have four different pair.. and every single one squeaks like clown shoes. I've removed the inside/bottom portion and added foot powder, but that lasts about a day. Not sure WHY these do this, but they do. Maybe I inadvertently bought "Squeakers" instead of "Sneakers"??? I notified Nike a couple of years ago, but as expected.. no response.
I have been wearing these for work for years. They are very comfortable, and I go through about three pairs a year in my remodeling business. I bought three pairs at once. They all squeaked horribly. I generally will use them to wear out until they progress toa work shoe and finally to a grass cutting shoe. Two of the last three went straight to work but they were so loud and embarrassing I tossed them out. I have seen so many complaints of this I am switching brands!
My husband loves these shoes! He wears a wide width shoes, and there are not many good walking shoes in that width! I do not know how people here complain about longevity of these shoes, because they last many years for my husband,. He loves how light, comfortable and long lasting they are. Just purchased his 3rd pair in the last 20 years, and he never stopped searing these! Would definitely recommend!
I purchased this type of shoe twice for everyday wear. Comfort and fit were great. However, both times, each separate pair, would start to squeak while walking. Very annoying not only to myself but those around me as well. Another issue, the black front being part of the sole, separates from the body of the shoe. Gluing it back with Gorilla Glue and duck tape until it dries, helps fnor a period of time. Love the fit and comfort of the shoe, but not the maintenance.
After a couple of months, they are finally broken in. The soles have little wear, and the shoe are already falling apart. They are starting to separate. I thought if I spent a little extra money on shoes, they would last but nope. These shoes are pretty good but the glue they use is pure trash. I am hoping the Shoe Goop I bought will fix the problem so I can get my money's worth out of these. I will probably never buy another pair of Nike. I was a fan for decades.
The shoes were not for me, as I need a shoe with a long "tongue" because I use elastic laces to "slip into" my shoes.Otherwise, the shoes looked very sturdy and durable and I only wish the "tongue" was longer so my elastic laces would work better.On the other hand, the customer support at Nike was fantastic!!! 5 stars!!! Excellent tracking and email communication with regular updates.I'm going to find another pair (maybe running or walking shoes) with a longer tongue at the Nike website.Thank you Nike for your wonderful customer support!!!!
I have been wearing Nike cross training shoes ever since 1989 and I have worn all generations of the Nike Monarch. I have older pairs of the Monarch IV with manufacture dates of 2014 and 2019. I buy new ones before the old ones are completely trashed and keep the old ones as backups. I just bought a pair manufactured in 2024 and am very disappointed to see that the cushioning on the inside of the heel counter is completely gone. It is just thin fabric glued directly to the plastic heel counter. It's bad enough that you can tap on the heel counter with your fingernail and you'll hear the sound of solid plastic, where my older ones that sound was muted due to the nice cushioning they had.I decided to do some research and went to a store and found that not only ... MoreI have been wearing Nike cross training shoes ever since 1989 and I have worn all generations of the Nike Monarch. I have older pairs of the Monarch IV with manufacture dates of 2014 and 2019. I buy new ones before the old ones are completely trashed and keep the old ones as backups. I just bought a pair manufactured in 2024 and am very disappointed to see that the cushioning on the inside of the heel counter is completely gone. It is just thin fabric glued directly to the plastic heel counter. It's bad enough that you can tap on the heel counter with your fingernail and you'll hear the sound of solid plastic, where my older ones that sound was muted due to the nice cushioning they had.I decided to do some research and went to a store and found that not only Monarch IV shoes, but other ones like Air Force 1 lows have this same issue. Is it a defect? Or has Nike just decided starting with 2024 to do away with the padding on the heel counter?I am also disappointed that the overall heel structure is now higher by about half a centimeter than on my previous shoes. My 2014 and 2019 pairs were made in China, this 2024 model was made in Vietnam. Not sure if that is the difference, but I sure wish I could get the older ones that have the heel counter padding and also the lower cut height on the heel itself, which allows for better gait while walking since the back of the shoe isn't pressing into my Achilles tendon as much.I also notice that the various cuts of leather around the heel exterior aren't sewn as nicely as on my older China-made pairs. Some of the leather is not stretched flat before it was sewn, it's really just poor quality control. A real shame, these Monarch IVs have been in production for more than a decade now.I wish I could find one that was made in 2023 or earlier with the heel counter cushioning. Or better yet, a China-made version (not sure what year they switched to Vietnam).
| Colorway | White |
| Sole Material | Rubber Sole |
| Toe Type | Round Toe |
| Heel Type | Flat heel |
| Closure | Lacing |
