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The Air Jordan 7 is Michael Jordan’s seventh signature basketball shoe. Another of the Tinker Hatfield designed Jordans, the shoe originally released in 1992. Michael Jordan wore these classic shoes en route to his second consecutive NBA title and during his gold medal run at the Barcelona Olympics, as a member of the Dream Team.
The Jordan 7 is possibly the best early Air Jordan as far as on-court performance. They are a very well-rounded shoe in general when compared to the previous models as they offer good cushioning, solid traction, reliable materials with a pretty solid fit, above-average ventilation, and still offer plenty of support.
AVERAGE RETAIL PRICE: $190
The Air Jordan 7 Flint is back. This specific colorway originally released in 2006. While it isn’t exactly like the original, we’ll take what we can get. And what we get here isn’t half bad. Get introduced to the latest version of what might be the best performing early Air Jordan.
I’s been 23 years since the Milwaukee Bucks drafted Ray Allen into the NBA and Jordan Brand has celebrated the accomplishment with the release of the Air Jordan 7 ‘Ray Allen’.
Jordan Brand just launched its “Reflections of a Champion” Pack.
An official look at Ray Allen’s Air Jordan 7 Milwaukee Bucks PE.
Ray Allen’s latest PE to release comes in the form of an altered Air Jordan 7 Retro.
Paying tribute to original Team Jordan member Ray Allen, a rare PE during Allen’s tenure with the Milwaukee Bucks will release to the public for the very first time.
The Air Jordan 7 is the next in line to receive the ‘Pure Money’ treatment.
The ‘Pure Money’ theme continues this Summer with the Air Jordan 7 Retro.
The Air Jordan 7 Pantone series debuted in 2010. Is it too little too late for the shoe to succeed at retail?
The Air Jordan 7 Retro returns for the first time in 2017 in the once exclusive ‘Pantone’ colorway.
We’re now several months into 2017 and Jordan Brand has continued to release it’s usual slew of Retros.
Nike just unveiled the 13th Doernbecher Freestyle Collection in Portland, OR. Since ineption, the Doernbecher Freestyle program has raised $14 million for the hospital while collection’s annual release has become a major date on the sneaker calendar for sneaker enthusiasts and re-sellers alike. Below you’ll find each of the 13th year’s Doernbecher Freestyle designers, their inspirations for the shoe along
Niketown San Francisco just gave us a preview of something that will be coming later this week. Four sneakers — a Nike Air Foamposite One, Nike Air Foamposite Pro, Nike KD 9, and Air Jordan 7 — are all seen in the image below. The tweet that was posted is captioned, “Something big is coming to the City on 7.23. Nike+
Memorial Day was yesterday but the Air Jordan 7 ‘Tinker Alternate’ could very well have released for the U.S. holiday that just passed (it’s just so ‘Murica). These red, white, and blue Air Jordan VIIs are…interesting. This mock up was supposedly Tinker Hatfield’s alternate look for the Olympic VIIs that actually released. Of course, these still feature hits of gold,
askNightwing is back, but under a new name: Nightwing Knows. This is a simple series in which I take your questions and give you my answers, thoughts, etc. If you ever wanted to submit a question the email is: NightwingKnows101@gmail.com. Hope you guys enjoy and stay tuned for more.
Once thought to be the Air Jordan 7 Retro “Sweater” is now officially named “Nothing But Net” in reference to the sweater worn in Michael Jordan’s famous McDonald’s commercial with Larry Bird. The busy yet colorful patterns on this never-been-done pair are pulled directly from the sweater Michael Jordan wore during his trip to Barcelona in 1992. Despite lacking the
For just the third time ever, the Air Jordan 7 “Bordeaux” will be making a comeback next weekend. This original colorway brings back its distinct black and gray color scheme along with the yellow, blue, green and bordeaux hits. This classic Jordan 7 was first debuted during the 1992 NBA All-Star game by Michael Jordan but it was Michael Jackson’s
Just 4 years after the ‘Bordeaux’ Air Jordan 7 made it’s triumphant return to retail for the first time since ’92, Jordan Brand is re-releasing them once again. Remastered and closer to OG form, the Bordeaux AJ7 will return July 18th for $190. I personally won’t be after a pair, but fans of the colorway will likely enjoy having a
Additional models get added to this year’s N7 collection, including the Jordan 7 and others that are available now at the links below. The Summer 2015 Nike N7 collection shows off the sneaker company’s commitment to enable Native youth to be active through the power of sport. Previous basketball sneakers have included the KD line dating back to the KD 4.
Jordan Brand is included in this year’s N7 Collection and they’ve started off with a bang. You’d expect some random team models thrown in the mix, but the inclusion of the coveted Retro was a nice surprise. Will the N7 Collection turn into the next Doernbecher? Who knows. All I know is that these are dropping in a couple of
Despite having released in 2011, the ‘Bordeaux’ Air Jordan 7 Retro is being remastered and re-released in the Summer of 2015. These should have better materials, and the shape has been slightly altered. The main difference is the midsole color. This new version looks much closer to the original model, but if you grabbed a pair of the Bordeaux’s in
