The Air Jordan 7 Retro TD Cleat, a gridiron adaptation of the iconic Air Jordan 7, emerged on December 6, 2014. This cleat carries the legacy of the original Air Jordan 7, which was masterfully designed by Tinker Hatfield and debuted in 1992. The original design, a symbol of basketball excellence, was worn by Michael Jordan during his championship runs and his gold medal performance in Barcelona.
Engineered explicitly for American football, the Air Jordan 7 Retro TD Cleat provides superior traction and performance on the field. The cleat's outsole is equipped with a 12-cleat configuration, utilizing metal spikes for optimal grip. Furthermore, the inclusion of Nike Lunarlon foam cushioning ensures comfort and responsiveness during high-intensity gameplay.
The Air Jordan 7 Retro TD Cleat 'Black White' has been prominently associated with elite athletes throughout the NFL. On September 11, 2015, during the NFL Season, players like Earl Thomas, as a Seattle Seahawks player, were seen wearing the cleat. Also, Michael Crabtree, then playing for the Oakland Raiders, and Alshon Jeffery, representing the Chicago Bears, were sighted in the cleat during the same week. The presence of these cleats on the feet of professionals like Andre Johnson, as an Indianapolis Colts player, further solidified the Air Jordan brand's influence.
This cleat features an all-black leather upper with a layered design, inclusive of a neoprene inner bootie offering a snug fit. The construction incorporates premium materials such as leather, neoprene, and a rubber outsole. The design includes signature elements like the AJ7's tongue and Jordan branding, along with geometric detailing inspired by West African tribal culture.
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