The Air Jordan 14, worn by Michael Jordan during his time with the Chicago Bulls, marked the end of his signature shoe era on the court. Designed by Tinker Hatfield, this low-cut shoe boasts dual Zoom units and a highly effective breathable mesh vent cooling system. Drawing inspiration from the sleek silhouette of MJ's Ferrari 550, the Air Jordan 14 embraces a distinct 'Indiglo' colorway that originated in June 1999. Noteworthy for its black tumbled leather upper, the shoe deviates from the traditional ribber leather. Additionally, durabuck overlays and Indiglo green accents adorn the signature collar shield logo, heel tab, tongue branding, and the mini Jumpman embellishment on the toe box.