San Francisco Giants slugger and baseball’s home run king Barry Bonds wore these FILA cleats during the 2002 MLB season. Bonds had one of the greatest offensive seasons in baseball history in 2002, hitting 46 homers and 110 RBI while winning his first National League batting title with an MLB-high .370 average. The former Arizona State star hit his 600th career homer in 2002, taking Pirates pitcher Kip Wells deep on August 9th at Pacific Bell Park for his 33rd homer of the season.

Bonds was the National League MVP for the second consecutive season, leading all of baseball in walks (198), OBP (.582), and slugging percentage (.799), with a miniscule 47 strikeouts and a career-high 268 OPS+. Bonds made his only World Series appearance in 2002, putting up a Triple Crown slash line of .471/4/6 with a .700 OBP in the Giants seven game defeat to the Anaheim Angels. These offered FILA cleats are black, with a black lace guard and silver FILA logo embroidered on the toes. Bonds’ signature is embroidered on the heel of each cleat. Each shoe has seven stainless steel spikes and they display excellent use with some dirt still on the spikes. The cleats are accompanied by a signed LOA from Barry Bonds.

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