Quick Facts
- The Air Jordan 11 Low TD Black is Darth Vader in football cleat form, taking the OG Air Jordan 11 silhouette, chopping it down to a low, covering it in black patent leather, and slapping a set of spikes on the outsole
- The black patent shine covers the entire shoe just like the high-top version, leaving the tongues blank of branding except for the mini-Jumpman and Jordan lettering in the middle of the laces and a 23 and mini Jumpman on the heel
- The Air Jordan 11 Low TD Black will be released Summer 2026 with a restock coming in Fall 2026
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Sure, sure, sure, the World Baseball Classic is in mid swing, and the World Cup is coming, but you saw all the signings on the first day of NFL free agency, right? Here in the States, football season never ends, and despite Jordan Brand’s hoops focus, the gridiron is calling the Jumpman back to two-a-days with a new low-top Air Jordan 11 cleat.
The Air Jordan 11 Low TD Black is Darth Vader in football cleat form, taking the OG Air Jordan 11 silhouette, chopping it down to a low, covering it in black patent leather, and slapping a set of spikes on the outsole. The black patent shine covers the entire shoe just like the high-top version, leaving the tongues blank of branding except for the mini-Jumpman and Jordan lettering in the middle of the laces and a 23 and mini Jumpman on the heel.
Out of all the Air Jordan models, the 11 has been a favorite for football and baseball cleats, with Jordan’s signature football star, Jalen Hurts, turning the model into his own Jawn Air signature with new PE colorways hitting the field in Philly nearly every week last season.
The Air Jordan 11 Low TD Black will be released Summer 2026 with a restock coming in Fall 2026 for football season through Nike and select Jordan retailers in-store and online. Available in unisex sizing, the retail price is set at $195. For all the latest Air Jordan news and drop info, download the Sole Retriever App.
Zach Harris is a writer based in Philadelphia. His work has appeared in Rolling Stone, Vice, Complex, High Times, and more. He is obsessed with skateboarding and bowling. He is still looking for his first 300. For tips, reviews, and anything in size 10.5 - zach.h@soleretriever.com
