When LeBron James visited the Nike Headquarters in Beaverton, Oregon over the summer, this Nike Zoom LeBron 6 “World Tour” was given as a gift to many of Nike’s employees. With that said, it was solely created as a commemoration to King James’ arrival. Arrival? First, they design sneakers for his appearance at the Nike Headquarters; did they bring him in riding on a chariot as well?

They feature a predominately black mesh upper with a black patent leather toe box. The fiery red, yellow and orange accents appear on the gradient Nike swoosh, the multicolored triple stitching midsole, and the outsole. BEAVERTON, OR - JULY 17, 2008, the event’s details, are imprinted behind the tongue. These are fire…literally. Detailed photos after the jump. Via NikeLeBron.

Nike steps away from the traditional LeBron colorways with these LeBron 6’s, that get a unique graffiti print around the midsole which really sets these apart from previous releases. The varsity royal and varsity maize accent colors on the black LeBron Six might just appeal to those outside of Cavaliers fans, considering the lack of crimson color on these kicks.

Take a closer look at the shoes, and the graffiti print that lists some of the most important and inspirational things to King James after the jump.

Via NikeLeBron.

The Miami edition is the second release to drop paying tribute to LeBron’s favorite cities. The “Big Apple” colorway hit the court in New York a couple weeks back, so can we expect King James to be rocking a Miami Vice colored jersey to match these kicks featuring the pink and aqua colors that have become synonymous with Miami’s sunsets and nightlife?

You can bet NBA execs will have a say against it, but then again, the cost of a fine to James, is well worth the attention these kicks would get if he rocked them on court.

Detailed shots after the break via NikeLeBron.net