Matt Varga Each NFL season, the blogosphere at large gets plenty of burn out of the custom footwear that the gridiron’s biggest stars trot out on Sundays. Oftentimes, that category is dominated by performance retoolings of high-heat Nike endeavors, unsurprising given that group’s continued dominance over sneakers. However, rather than leaving those Eats cleats to just the pros, Nike has shown an increasing willingness to churn out similar fare on their own accord, illustrated well with the burgeoning Courtney Lee contesting a shot in the Air Jordan 10 Steel Football Cleat.
The Air Jordan 1 Mid Arrives in Anthracite and Gym Red a clear “Black Cement” homage, the new build deliverrs pretty much exactly what it says on the tin, here planting a glossy black spiked platform underneath a patterned monochrome upper. All things considered, you can truly map the purpose of the base Stadium 90 cleanly onto this performance off-shoot. Given the retail price of some of Nike, Inc.’s more covetedcleat versions, the Stadium 90 provides the championship DNA of Mike’s
signature line without that same elevated MSRP.
Expect the Courtney Lee contesting a shot in the Air Jordan 10 Steel in this speckled black and white to hit Nike.com in the near future, clocking in at $135. If you’re inclined to pick up a pair, be the first to know when this pair touches down via our Jordan Releases 2025 landing page.
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Mens Courtney Lee contesting a shot in the Air Jordan 10 Steel MCS
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