primeras zapatillas de Nike que no llevaban el swoosh | The Nike Zapatilla Revolution 6 Nn Dc3728-003 Returns In September

Following a second 41L loss at the hand of the Golden State Warriors in the NBA Finals, LeBron’s next playing destination was the number one story headed into the offseason. The King decided to pack up his belongings once more to take his talents to the City of Angels and join the legendary Los Angeles Lakers franchise, joining the ranks of all-time greats that have donned yellow and purple. Since then, things have been relatively quiet as far as his signature sneaker line is concerned – other than Tinker Hatfield saying that he is excited about the possibilities of LeBron in LA, explaining that it gives Nike the opportunity to leverage storytelling into more meaningful designs.

A bonafide gem from Nike s storied basketball line LeBron 15 Low is back in a University Red and White color scheme with black speckled detailing on its midsole unit. Black also adds contrast on this sneaker’s tongue and heel tabs, while a glistening metallic red Swoosh on its midfoot is sure to catch the eye. Pairs of this  court-fleet LeBron offering are currently scheduled to arrive at Swoosh Brand Basketball retailers on September 1st with an MSRP of $150 USD. In other news, there are a lot more Nike basketball signature shoes dropping on August 1st such as the Kobe AD NXT 360 “Multi-color”, Kyrie 4 “Laser Fuchsia”, and the PG 2.5 “Moon Exploration”.