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After sporting a “Floral” zippered nike lebron 15 mens shoes at KITH SPORTS’s Spring/Summer 2018 presentation during New York Fashion Week, LeBron James recently took to Instagram to show off more zippered iterations of his Nike LeBron 15 signature shoe. Coming this time coming in a white, khaki and blue colorway, King James also let fans know they should expect more looks of his first ever Flyknit, Max Air and Zoom Air assisted shoe.

It hasn’t been long since Nike released nike lebron 14 Cyber Monday Sale 2017 signature sneaker, the LeBron 14, in January. But the Cleveland Cavaliers superstar is already looking toward the future, hinting at what’s next from his eponymous footwear line.Responding to a tweet Wednesday, James assured fans that there’s more to come from the Nike LeBron range, adding that the LeBron 15 is “coming soon.”Featured last night for the first time, the LEBRON 15 is the most technically advanced shoe of LeBron James’ career. The shoe, designed by Jason Petrie, features evolved Flyknit construction and an advanced cushioning system — both articulated for the greatest player in the world.“This is my favorite shoe to date,” says James. “The performance benefits and sophisticated look make this shoe a force on and off the court.”

LeBron James said the nike lebron james sneakers is coming soon, and he's already making good on his promise.During a pickup session at UCLA earlier today, James went public with his new model, wearing a low key, black-based colorway. Sole Collector can confirm that this is indeed James' upcoming signature model for Savage Season 15.While there's not a clear look yet, the LeBron 15 embraces the current trend of fitted, sock-like footwear. The new model features Flyknit construction, a bootie-style collar, rippled heel tab and cord lacing system. An articulated Zoom Air cushioning setup, reminiscent of Kevin Durant's recent models, also appears to be in place.

The all-new nike lebron 13 low multicolor, which released yesterday, is a technical marvel, even by Nike Basketball standards. It’s not only the first Flyknit LeBron, it introduces a proprietary form of FlyKnit—dubbed Battleknit—developed exclusively for LeBron James. The sole unit? That was designed specifically for LeBron too, complete with an all-new articulated Max-Zoom hybrid airbag. But forget all that new stuff. Let’s talk pulltabs.Yes, pulltabs. There are two, one on the front (where the tongue would be, if it had one) one on the heel, making the shoe all the easier to slip on. The stretchy material that makes up the collar helps, too—apparently they learned from the difficulties some had with the KD9. But it’s the pulltabs themselves that are interesting. Made from leather and embossed with LeBron-centric graphics, they’re a rustic touch on an otherwise futuristic shoe. Oversight? No. Like everything else on the shoe, they serve a purpose. The leather may be heavier than some futuristic weave, but it adds a bit of handmade elegance. Plus, James doesn’t have to worry about a few extra grams.

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