This is definitely LeBron’s year, as the Nike Air Max LeBron VII made its release, along with More Than A Game, and now this, another Nike Air Force 1 dedicated to the young Cavalier. The Nike Air Force 1 LE GS LeBron James is a real treat for the kids of any LeBron fans. The white/varsity red-metallic gold-midnight navy colorway shoe features a white leather upper with red leather accents on the toe, lace area, swoosh, and back ankle panel. The upper sits on a white midsole with a classic gumsole to keep this shoe nice and clean. The LeBron logo is patched on the side heel, as well as the Lion on the tongue tag. It comes with a sweet gold lace plate, insole design, and certificate of authenticity to let ya’ll know LeBron is legit. It’s available now for $80 on PYS, or $75 on Sneakerhead.

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If you’re an aspiring designer looking to refine your technique, break into the industry, or rap with other up-and-coming (or more established) designers, Project Bluefoot is for you. If you’re a shiftless bum with no artistic talent but enjoy discussing the technical merits of athletic footwear and admiring the handiwork of others like myself, PBF is also for you.

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Jason Petrie is the talented creative mind behind the Nike Air Max LeBron VII (7). “Alphaproject” designed the shoe as a system for LeBron, adding a re-engineered full-length Air Max 360 Air Bag and a healthy dose of Flywire. LBJ speaks on it, adding that having seven signature shoes is a, “Very humbling experience for me.” Do you think the LeBron VII (7) compares favorably to other shoes in the Nike LeBron line?

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LeBron James made a pitstop in Kentucky this weekend for a University of Kentucky basketball camp. Nothing out of the ordinary perhaps, but ‘Bron-’Bron broke out his St. Vincent-St. Mary’s Air Jordan IX (9) PE from years back. The shoe features a gold Jumpman along the heel and a varsity green midsole. James paired the shoe with a polo shirt and cargo shorts.

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Here’s a detailed look at the Nike Air Max LeBron VII (7), ‘Bron’s 7th signature installment from Nike Basketball. Designed by Jason “Alphaproject” Petrie, the shoe features Flywire strands interspersed throughout with supportive leather overlays along the upper. Full-length Air Max cushioning is offered in the cushioning department, (A first for the LeBron line. Previously, his shoes featured Zoom Air.) providing King LeBron with comfort necessary to take a championship. What do you think of the VII (7) compared to his previous signatures and how do you feel about the Shaq trade? The Nike Air Max LeBron VII (7) will release later this Fall.

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Although the Nike Zoom Soldier ‘07 LBJ Skills Academy PE resembles the original Nike Zoom Soldier in colorway and make, it’s the little things that count. The PE includes LeBron’s name in bold white print on the inner side panels of each shoe. Also, the insole features a Skills Academy print to show your love for the game. This clean colorway makes this PE nice and stylish. The Nike Zoom Soldier reminds us of the early days when LBJ was just a young Cav.
Via NikeLebron.

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We finally see the Nike Air Force 1 LeBron in its retail version glory. It is exactly the same as the LeBron OSU Samples, but without the LBJ symbol and OSU symbol. The Nike Air Force 1 LeBron comes in a black/black-varsity red-neutral grey colorway, with a black leather upper and black perforated leather side panel and toebox. The swoosh is in black patent and is contrasted by a varsity red inner lining and laces. To top it off, the white midsole and outsole keeps it fresh! This shoe is available now for $150.
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