Nike Air Max LeBron VII Low
Posted by Alex Kroviak | Sep 2, 2009
It appears the Nike Air Max LeBron VII madness hasn’t even begun to slow down, as pics have surfaced of three more releases for the summer of 2010. The first thing you might notice though is that these three pairs are all low tops. Unlike the mid version, the low tops only use an Max Air bubble in the heel of the sole, as opposed to the full length. Two of the three feature very simple, nearly monotone colorways. One is grey and the other beige. The third pair, though, may represent more than just a new sneaker model. Fans and sneakerheads alike have wondered how long it would take before LBJ’s superstardom would outgrow a small market team like Cleveland, and would be brought to media stronghold New York by the Knicks (And Nike?). That’s right, the third pair of Low VII’s come in an orange and blue colorway. Could this be just a fluke? Doubtful. Could LeBron be Spike’s next courtside buddy? Maybe. Should you weigh in on both the sneakers and LeBron’s (possible) move? Definitely. Click here to see all three pairs. |
Every time we blink there’s another Lebron sneaker! Nike and King James’s 90 millionth (not literally) collaboration comes in the form of the Nike Zoom Lebron Ambassador. Four colorways have now been confirmed: Red /White, Black/White, Black/Black, and a Navy Blue/White. Quilted side panels give this shoe an unique feature not seen on most basketball kicks. Also, LBJ’s logo is stitched at the ankle area.
King James and Nike plan to drop 2 colorways of the Nike Zoom Soldier 3 during Summer 2009. Nike continues to back Lebron by dropping so many different styles of his shoe. Nike sure seems to be fulfilling every dollar of that $90 million contract they agreed upon. The Zoom Soldier, Lebron’s 2008 playoff sneaker, is the third installment of this model. The Zoom Soldier 3 possesses a strap on the front of the shoe, a throwback feature, first seen on the Nike Zoom LeBron 20-5-5. The sneaker is very reminiscent of the Nike Zoom LeBron 20-5-5 and also embellishes some characteristics of the Zoom LeBron III. Two colorways, Black/White/Red and White/Navy, have been released on the internet so far. These kicks will retail for $110, as did the Zoom Soldier 2. Lebron James will have more Nike collaborations than Jordan if they keep this up! Is LBJ and Nike building a legacy together? Click the jump to see the other colorway.