The Air Jordans 7 was released in 1991-1992. Its designer Mr. Tinker Hatfield created a shoe with lots of similarities with the Air Jordan 6. It's unique with the Air Jordans 7 that it used the Nike Huarache technology to create a Air Jordans model that really stuck to our feet. The Nike Air logo, the visible air sole, and the yellowing soles were all no longer featured on the Air Jordans 7. The Air Jordans 7 model is also commonly known as the "Hares" because the commercials promoting the shoe featured cartoon character Bugs Bunny. When MJ had his matches at the Barcelona Olympics, Nike released a special olympic color for Air Jordan 7. And this special Air Jordans 7 also featured MJ's Olympic jersey number 9. It made this model so special as all of the other Air Jordans models had always been featured with 23. Also, the Air Jordans 7 was one of the first models that caused the customers and collectors to take a stand. People straight up hated the Air Jordans 7 and others loved it more than any previous Air Jordan models.