Everyone jokes about “Panda fatigue,” but the numbers don’t lie. Jordan Brand is cashing in because the black/white combo is the most wearable, most reposted, and most universally loved color scheme in Nike’s entire ecosystem right now.
Air Jordan 1 Low TD Cleat “Panda” is the performance version of a cultural obsession. Unlike a lot of lifestyle-branded cleats that barely see action, these are already in rotation at 7-on-7 tournaments, high school showdowns, and college walk-ons.
Why? They’re light, grippy, and they bring drip to turf. You don’t need to be D1 to want that.
Low 🆚 Mid — Which One Should You Cop?
The Mid TD Cleat “Panda” was officially released on June 9, 2023. Retail was $150, but try finding your size today—it’s pushing $160+ on GOAT, StockX, and Flight Club. And this is a cleat, not a retro. (The demand is there, and the audience is wider than you think).
After two years of anticipation, the “Panda” Air Jordan 1 Low TD Cleat is officially stepping onto the turf on May 1, 2025. Same legacy colorway, revamped for skill players and agile playmakers who need speed, traction, and drip in one clean silhouette.
Not sure if you’re built for mids or lows? Here’s your turf-ready breakdown.
Low: More agile, sleeker for skill positions like WRs, DBs, and returners. Clean white outsole adds to the Panda contrast.
Mid: Better lockdown for linebackers or edge positions. Black outsole gives it a little more toughness and visual weight.
Both rock that iconic look, both are game-day ready. You pick based on your role—or your fit.
The Build: Classic Look, Built for Combat 🧬
At first glance, it feels like a remix of the 1985 OG Air Jordan 1 Low—crisp white base, jet black leather overlays, iconic Swoosh, and those clean two-tone laces. But slide underneath and boom: it’s pure field-ready machinery.
- Tumbled leather upper for that premium, textured feel
- Abrasion-resistant synthetic overlays — form meets function
- External midsole with injected cushioning = long-haul comfort
- Wide stud placement for fast breaks and sharp cuts
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Jumpman tongue tag and classic cleated sole in white
This pair isn’t built for tunnels and ‘fit pics only—it’s made to dig into turf and cook defenders on curl routes.
Air Jordan 1 Low TD Cleat “Panda” Release Info 🆕
This isn’t just another black-and-white cleat. This is what happens when decades of Jordan Brand heritage collide with the new-school athletic mindset.
📅 Release Date: May 1, 2025
💸 Retail Price: $140 USD
🎨 Colorway: White/Black (“Panda”)
🏷 Style Code: FJ6245-100
📍 Available on Nike.com + select football-focused retailers + Tops & Bottoms Raffle
The Low TD Cleat “Panda” proves one thing: performance and culture are no longer separate lanes. If you want to ball out and stand out, this is your cheat code.
You’re not just wearing a cleat—you’re stepping into a legacy. Check out the official Nike Release Images Below:
Related Releases:
- Men's Jordan 1 Low TD Cleat "Royal Toe"
- Men's Jordan 1 Low TD Football Cleat "Black"
- Men's Jordan 1 Low TD Football Cleat "White Grey Fog"
- Men's Jordan 1 Low TD Football Cleat "Gym Red Black"
- Men's Jordan 1 Low TD Football Cleat "Metallic Gold Black"
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