A video breakdown of the upcoming Nike Air Max LeBron VIII.

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What happens when LeBron James’ annual Skills Academy is crossed with another yearly LBJ tradition?  This new Nike Zoom LeBron Soldier IV, that’s what.  With a mix of red leather (Miami Heat color prequel perhaps) and canvas plus black and white accents, this new ZLS4 is somewhat reminiscent of the ‘Shooting Stars’ Air Max LeBron [...]

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We finally have some good pictures of the upcoming Nike Air Max LeBron VIII, in a black/white-varsity red colorway. The shoe is actually a significant departure from the last signature, bucking patent leather and Flywire in favor of synthetics and nubuck with distinct rubbery panels. The tongue is adorned with LBJ’s lion logo while the [...]

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It feels like it took forever, but the Nike Zoom Soldier IV is now available in at least two colors: cool grey/dark grey-plum and white/black-sport red-metallic gold. Both are available now at least at finishline.com, and should be relatively ubiquitous in the near future. This is the first major LeBron-related release since The Decision, so [...]

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The aforementioned Nike Air Max LeBron VII medium grey/white-electric green release date is finally a bit more solid, as you can pre-order them now on eastbay.com and expect them to ship out July 2nd. So mosey on over there if you’re interested because I could definitely see these selling out; they’re that tight. These are [...]

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It must be nice to be Nike and know that, whenever you’re short on new colorway ideas, you can just throw together a black/neon green or white/neon green and you’ve got an amazing shoe, pretty much regardless of the silhouette. In this case, we have the Nike Air Max LeBron VII medium grey/white-electric green (release [...]

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Set to hit House of Hoops locations this Friday, the new Nike Air Max LeBron VII Low white/gold sports the exact same specs as the upper, including a 360 air unit and Flywire upper, a bit of a departure from the typical LeBron VII Low which tends to favor a non-Flywire upper and visible air [...]

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