Towards the beginning of this month we brought you word that a Nike Lebron VII P.S. in a “Summit Lake Hornets” colorway (most likely designed for away games) had been made available through eBay. But it appears as though bidding your way to this prize won’t be the only way to get your hands on this Lebron sneaker. At least one Nike retailer has the Nike Lebron VII P.S. “Summit Lake Hornets” in stock and is using this picture to try and lure sneakerheads in. But this sneaker is one that speaks for itself, so good luck finding a local Nike retailer with this sneaker for sale before too many other people find the same one(s).

Just earlier today we showed you another Nike Air Max Lebron VII sample. This time around, we have another sample of the Nike Lebron VII- this time in a low-top design with no 360-degree Air Max unit. This pair has been nicknamed the “MVP” pair, obviously because this is the second season in a row that Lebron James wins the NBA honor. Details are still slim, but stay tuned should more release information surface.

Lebron James has become accustomed to lacing up something special when playoffs time comes. This season, one such colorway of a (non-Air Max) Nike Lebron VII Post Season is the black/red-gold one we gave you a look at last month. While these were rumored to drop sometime this month, those of you who can’t wait for it can try eBay because it comes as no surprise that some early pairs have leaked already. What are your thoughts on the Air Max-less Post Season Nike Lebron VII? Click here to purchase on eBay!

Just last week we brought you a look at the Nike Lebron VII Post Season in a black/red-white-gold colorway that we expected to hit select Nike retailers next month. Now we can inform you that this very colorway is set to hit the shelves specifically on Saturday, April 17. Like the Nike Lebron VII low models we’ve seen to this point- the Nike Lebron VII Post Season does not come with the 360-degree Air Max sole unit. Instead, this one comes with your more conventional transluscent outsole. Does the Post Season version of the Nike Lebron VII cement the idea that this latest signature Lebron sneaker tops all of his prior ones?
Via Footlocker.

If you recall, we’ve showed you at least four different pairs of the Nike Lebron VII low before, all a part of what is being dubbed the “Rumor Pack.” Since then, we’ve run into this other Nike Lebron VII low, which is a white-on-white sample. Like the other Nike Lebron VII lows, this sample does not have the 360-degree Air Max bubble. Moreover, this sample’s only seeming variation from the all-white coloring is the LBJ medallion that comes on the lateral side of the shoe towards the heel. As always, you can trust us to relay any relevant release information once it is disclosed.

Via LRJ23.

Just when we thought the Nike team was running out of colorways to apply to the Nike Air Max Lebron VII silhouette, it came up with a whole new take on it. A few weeks ago we showed you a Post Season version of the Nike Lebron VII, which does not include the 360-degree Air Max sole as does the Nike Air Max Lebron VII counterpart. But the patent leather touches and transluscent soles both remain. While you can expect Lebron and other teammates of his to be rocking these came playoff time, you can check out some different/new shots of this Nike sneaker after the jump.

Right before welcoming the new year and decade, we brought you word of a low-top Nike Lebron VII that sported a New York Knicks-esque colorway that on the bottom of the heel read “I (lion face) NY.” Understandably so, even just glancing at this shoe gave plenty of Knicks fans reason to hope and continue praying that the organization is able to land Lebron James come this next off season. Unlike its higher-top counterpart, the Nike Lebron VII low does not have the 360-degree Air Max unit- but does the colorway make up for the unit’s absence? Check out more detailed pictures of this Nike Lebron VII low sample after the jump.