Nike LeBron NXXT Gen "Black/Grey" sneakers have proved once again that the world of sports footwear has been dynamic. There are hardly any brands that deserve as much respect and anticipation as ...

Nike will soon release one of the more limited releases for LeBron James' signature line in recent memory with this upcoming ...

LeBron’s newest sneaker, the Nike LeBron 22, will officially release as a part of Nike Basketball’s upcoming Black Label Collection. Nike is set to release a “Black Label” collection ahead ...

The Nike LeBron 22 “Black Label” drops on February 14, 2025, priced at $210—a steal considering the premium craftsmanship and limited availability. With just 1,984 pairs up for grabs, expect ...

The Nike LeBron 14 “Black Ice” is expected to launch on January 28 for a retail price of $175 USD at select Nike retailers. ...

In preparation for the next NBA season, the Swoosh label's basketball line recently unveiled a brand-new colorway for the Nike LeBron 19 Low. Dubbed "Black Volt," the fresh makeover will feature a ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio - Nike has been very inspirational with its choice of LeBron James sneakers this NBA season. That trend continues with the upcoming release of the Nike LeBron 15 for Black History ...

The Nike LeBron 18 Low in black and red is currently available at select international Nike Basketball stockists, and is scheduled to arrive on the US Nike webstore and at Foot Locker come March 11.

Scheels is selling Nike LeBron Witness 8 Basketball Shoes for only $66. The list price of the sneakers is $110, so buyers are ...

The Nike LeBron 22 is a similar derivative of its predecessor ... The shoes take a two-tone approach with black and grey suede complemented by a cream outsole. We see red piping along the Nike ...

introduced me to [Nike’s team,]” Daniels told Black Enterprise. “Relationships are everything.” HFR x LeBron 16 sneaker (Photo courtesy of Armand Consulting PR/HFR) Daniels also praised ...

Not only is it a groundbreaking win for Nike and LeBron, this collaboration shows that there needs to be more room made for black women designers to be inserted into mainstream conversations.