Nick Bosa
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- Defensive end
- San Francisco 49ers
- Jordan
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- 6-4
- 266lb
Nick Bosa is a force to be reckoned with on the football field. A dominant defensive end for the San Francisco 49ers, Bosa has quickly established himself as one of the best players at his position in the NFL.
When it comes to Nick Bosa's cleat choice he is mainly seen rocking an iconic colorway of the Jordan 1 Mid.
What Cleats Does Nick Bosa Wear?
Nick Bosa’s Nike Air Jordan 1 Mid TD Football Cleats
If you’ve watched Nick Bosa play, there’s no doubt you’ve noticed his Jordan 1 Mid TD football cleats. He’s frequently seen in the iconic red, white and “Chicago” colorway, which goes well with most of the 49ers’ uniforms.
Nick has worn various Jordan 1 colors, including the OG red and black “bred” colorway which was controversially banned when Michael Jordan first wore them in the NBA, and a clean all-white pair.
The Air Jordan 1 Mid TD football originally came out back in 2019 and were popular amongst NFL player and fans because they strike an ideal balance between performance and style. The Jordan 1 Mid’s feature a lace-up mid-height design, which enhances fit and provides stability for players like Nick on the gridiron. The cleats have a rubber outsole and a 12-teeth cleat plate for excellent traction on any surface. They also have a lunarlon midsole for lightweight cushioning and are constructed with synthetic and textile materials for durability and airflow.
Player Exclusive Products
Nick Bosa's Nike Air Jordan 1 “Gold” Mid TD Cleats
Bosa wore these eye-catching cleats back in the 2021-2022 NFL season. These cleats are PE (player exclusive), basically meaning they'll be extremely hard to find!
Nick Bosa's Nike Air Jordan 1 Game of Thrones My Cause Cleats
In 2019 Bosa wore custom Game of Thrones themed cleats in support of MoreThan4 Athletics, who raise awareness and money for pediatric cancer through sports.
