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The sneaker my uncles have been waiting for is slowly arriving. This Timberwolves colorway of the Air Max III â€" formerly known as the KG III â€" is definitely going to be a hot commodity come December. These are going to be out by the end of the year just in time for Christmas.Via: SN close

Nike Air Max LeBron VII with LeBron

Live 12:46pm estLeBron James along with Kenan Thompson from SNL and Nike designer Jason Petrie has just finished presenting the Nike Air Max LeBron VII to the audience here in Akron Ohio. LeBron and Kenan took questions from a number of audience members and those who submitted over the internet. They both gave a nice in depth break down of the Air Max LeBron VII. Take a look at the a few photos we just shot along with the first live image of the Nike Air Max LeBron VII below…Read the rest of Nike Air Max LeBron VII with LeBron James - Live from Akron© Sneaker News, 2009. |Permalink |20 comments |Add todel.icio.us close

Nike Air Max LeBron VII (7) with Le

Click here to view the embedded video.This past Friday marked the highly buzzed about release of the Nike Air Max LeBron VII (7). In this video, Nike’s performance shoe designer, Jason Petrie, and LeBron talked about the birth of the shoe in extensive detail. Both creators revealed the technical and aesthetic concept behind the shoes that are the first basketball shoes to feature the 360 Air Max bag. LeBron was deeply invovled in the conception of the shoe and knew exactly what he wanted the shoes to look and feel like. His dedication to pushing the design boundary of the shoes can be seen through larger pictures such as color and shape to small details such as micro writing, the L23 logo and signature on top of the shoes. Check out the video to learn more about the shoes we saw unveiled live at Akron, Ohion.>Nike Air Max LeBron VII (7) Unveiled- Live From Akron>NikeRead the rest of: Nike Air Max LeBron VII (7) with LeBron James - The Design© Emily for Freshness, 2009. |Permalink |No comment |Add to del.icio.usPost catergories: LeBron Unveiled, Nike, Nike - LeBron, Sneakers close

Nike Air Max LeBron VII - More Than

To coincide with the release of the documentary More Than A Game, LeBron James will be embarking on a world tour to promote the film and, of course, the Air Max LeBron VII. As we reported the other day, there will be an artist series where an artist from each city on the tour will design a special version of the shoe. Here we have a look at the Chicago edition which sports a Family Loyalty colorway that looks something similar to the St. Vincent St. Mary color scheme. As with all the LeBron VII’s from the artist series, these kicks sport an image from the movie inset on the inner heel section of the upper. The shoe also features a speckled midsole, metallic green accents and a gradient Flywire panel, as well as a shout out to Chi-town on the heel portion of the Air bubble. Only 123 pairs of these beauties will be released in Chicago this week when LeBron comes into town. Via phliworld.Read the rest of Nike Air Max LeBron VII - More Than A Game World Tour Artist Series - Chicago Colorway© Sneaker News, 2009. |Permalink |No comment |Add todel.icio.us close

Nike Air Max LeBron VII - Artist Se

At a presentation that took place during the LeBron Tour stop in Chicago, Jeff Zimmerman gave LeBron a uniquely designed pair of Air Max LeBron VII sneakers. A native of Chicago, Jeff Zimmermann has achieved national and international recognition for his large-scale murals featuring painted images of contemporary pop-culture and sensitively rendered portraits. Jeff Zimmermannâ€â„¢s pop-culture references range from innocuous consumer products such as beer cans, hard candy rings, and high heeled shoes, to more symbolically-charged images like portraits of political figures. The artistâ€â„¢s background as a graphic designer explains his shrewd use of flashy and graphic forms.Jeff Zimmerman was inspired by Jamesâ€â„¢ achievements on and off the court. He wanted the shoes to express LeBronâ€â„¢s positive energy through color and motion. To represent Chicago, Zimmerman wove in the Chicago city flag. For a bit of levity, Zimmerman added “a Chicago-style hot dog symbolizing the fun that amateurs have trying to be a ‘hot dogâ€â„¢ on the court.â€� He included a worn-in Nike swoosh to represent the idea that “experience, plus practice and hard work, make us who we are. “Read the rest of Nik close

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