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Nike Air Max LeBron VII (7) – Ken

John Wall and his University of Kentucky Wildcats are undefeated and unanimous number ones in both major college basketball polls.  None of that will matter if they fail to cut down the nets this April, but they’re definitely playing toward March Madness in style.  Here’s a closer look at the Nike Air Max LeBron VII PE for UK, a black, royal and white design that would probably look pretty excellent with Duke unis as well.  These are sure to be a hot release if they ever hit House of Hoops, so stick with Sneaker News for updates.  via SCRead the rest of Nike Air Max LeBron VII (7) – Kentucky Team PE – Closer Look© Sneaker News, 2010. |Permalink |No comment |Add todel.icio.us close

Nike Air Trainer II (2) LE - Bo Jac

The Nike Air Trainer 2 (II) is a remodeled version of the classic Bo Jackson shoe, and is slated to hit select accounts later on this month in this Oakland Raiders colorway. Inspired by the team’s colors, they sport a black nubuck upper along with hints of silver on the midsole, as well as a silver foil design on the Nike Swoosh. The midfoot area also sports a black patent strap which provides the bearer’s feet with added support. close

Nike Air Max LeBron VII - White - R

Yesterday, we caused a serious stir with our preview pics of the Nike Air Max LeBron VII, and now more photos of the shoe are beginning to emerge. This latest look at the eagerly anticipated shoe seems to do the design more justice than previous images. The Zoom LeBron VI was arguably King James’ most popular shoe yet, so the Nike design team had a daunting task in front of them to try to top it. The jury is still out on most people’s reaction, but so far, the response has been fairly mixed. These new images should help those on the fence to get a better appreciation of the shoe from multiple angles.This colorway looks to be similar to the white/red model we showed you yesterday, but the woven leather has been replaced with Flywire like the other samples that we’ve seen. This version also uses less red, taking a more minimalist approach to the accents, and thus, letting the lines of the design take center stage. Also of note, since this is the first we are seeing of some new angles of the shoe, you can see the inclusion of the large L23 LeBron logo on the Flywire section of the heel, as well as the full length Air Max sole unit. It is still too early to confirm close

Nike Air Max LeBron VII (7) - Detai

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. Via Flight Club. close

Nike LeBron VII - Air Max LeBron VI

Rumors, along with spy photos, been circulating around the Internet for several weeks now but this is the clearest indication of the upcoming LeBron James signature sneaker from Nike.  The 7th rendition, the sneaker will be named Air Max LeBron VII (7).  Unlike its predecessors, the most obvious different is the Air Sole unit which is now a full length Max Air unit with Phylon midsole instead of the more familiar Zoom Air. Another notable change is the positioning of the embedded Flywire.  Instead of a directional sequence (from 1 angle only), the Flywire on the LeBron VII will be in a cross lattice form.  No words on the official launch date yet, but the Asia Tour Edition of the sneaker is said unveil towards the end of July 2009. photos via: FlightClub.kr> Nike> Nike Basketball> LeBron JamesRead the rest of Nike LeBron VII - Air Max LeBron VII (7) Sample© Poe for Freshness, 2009. |Permalink |One comment |Add todel.icio.usPost catergories: Nike, Sneakers close

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