Nike

Michael Jordan wore the Air Jordan VII model when he won his second championship against the Portland Trailblazers, and also in Barcelona when he played for the 1992 Olympic ‘Dream Team.’ Tinker Hatfield designed the African Art-inspired Air Jordan VII in 1990, and it was released in 1992. It was Hatfield’s fourth Air Jordan design and the first design by Tinker to feature Michael Jordan’s jersey number at the heel and the first to not have visible air.

• The provenance of these shoes would suggest use on December 30, 1992
• Autographed in bold black marker at each heel
• The sneakers include extremely rare customized-for-Michael memory foam thick cushion sole inserts, which are usually removed from game worn sneakers.
• Accompanied by an LOA from PSA/DNA in regards to the signatures, and a Letter of Opinion from MEARS Authentication LLC, with an “Authentic” Final Grade. They are also accompanied by a Letter of Provenance from the original owner.