Air Jordan X (10) Sample - Baseball Cleat
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Before rejoining the Chicago Bulls in 1995, Michael Jordan decided to test the minor league Baseball market in 1993. In the process of being between sports, the Air Jordan X (10) was being designed and even a featured a Baseball cleat version.
This rare sample consists of an all black upper with a white mid-sole and red Jumpman logo at the heel. 13 years later, Jordan Brand is equipping their Baseball athletes with cleated Air Jordans as well as other sports including Football. Click here.
uh you sure these are real? the jumpman sign is backwards
yea it is
YU GUYS ARE DUMB YOU CLEARLY NEVER SEEN A OG PAIR OF xS
Teddy, that wasn’t very nice.
o damn my bad
o well i never liked Xs anyways
Its legit. Thats how the OGs were. The Jumpman on the bottom of the sole was the same on the right side and the normal orientation on the left side. I got a pair of OGs which uses a different on orientation on the left and the right. Its used similar to how the Swoosh is used except I don’t understand why they matched it reverse on the back of this pair though.
the jumpman symbol looks foreign
On the OG shadow 10s the jumpman logo was placed backwards to give the apperence of a shodaw…..get your shoe history righttt!
well not many people gonna look at it like a shadow at this day and age
The Right Jordan logo is fatter than the left and the left one is a little higher
all yall hoes shut the **** up. Ill beat all yall asses faggets
teddy need to calm down my bad
and either way they look fake as ****