Air Jordan 7 Retro Cleat

June 10, 2014 BY / 0

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The Air Jordan 6 currently is dominating the retro landscape as its in the 23rd anniversary but perhaps it would have been better for lovers of MJ’s first championship silhouette if they had waited a year as the brand is retooling all of its retros with a return to quality. That thought aside, it looks like the Air Jordan 7 will also be coming to a field near you as it recently was previewed with a cleat upgrade similar to that of the Air Jordan 6. This pair gets a simple colorway though, sticking to a black leather base while a grey tongue contrasts and white branding hits the Jumpman logo. Stick around after the click for a better look at this Air Jordan VII turned into a cleat and let us know what your thoughts are on Jordan retros making the switch over to the field in our comments section.

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