Following yesterday’s announcement that the “LeBron Watch” program will be returning this season, new shots emerged of LeBron James‘ latest signature boasting a familiar color scheme. The forthcoming iteration dates back to the Nike Zoom LeBron 3 “Superman” PE from James’ days with the Cleveland Cavaliers back in 2005. Sharing a mix of white, blue, red and yellow, the Nike LeBron 16 receives a “SuperBron” makeover in honor of the aforementioned PE. Its rumored that this edition may possibly be the inaugural pair for the second season of “LeBron Watch” as it currently holds a potential December 26 release date.
Stay tuned for additional release information regarding the Nike LeBron 16 “SuperBron” and let us know what special dedications you’d like to see on the sneaker this season.
Japanese cohorts atmos and ASICSTIGER linked up on a new GEL-Lyte III iteration that is adorned in an eye-catching “World Map” motif. The collaborative sneaker predominantly boasts “Ocean Blue” tones across the overlays with graphics of an intricately labeled map set against them. Topping off the design execution are patterned rope-laces, grey accents, and crisp white midsoles for an elegant finish.
View the GEL-Lyte III “World Map” in the slideshow above and purchase a pair now at select stockists such as 43einhalb for $147 USD.
This past weekend saw the long-awaited launch of the Nike Air Fear of God 1 and Nike Air Fear of God “Shoot Around” models. Though the inaugural release was done in “Black/Black” and “Black/White” colorways, fans are patiently waiting for its contrasting “Light Bone/Black” version to officially release. Prior to their launch, we take a crisp look at the “Shoot Around” iteration boasting lighter tones with a black Swoosh logo. The model’s thick sole unit makes a return along with its double-height Zoom Air heel unit in translucent blue while its collar strap and heel zipper provide easier entry and exit.
The Nike Air Fear of God “Shoot Around” in “Light Bone/Black” is slated for a January launch at $300 USD and will be available at select Nike Basketball retailers in addition to Nike SNKRS
ASICSTIGER has teamed up with Spanish sneaker store 24 Kilates for a new take on the GEL-LYTE III silhouette. The sneaker is inspired by the railway route that connects Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand. This theme is referenced through the color palette, which is a nod to the luxurious train cabins on the route.
The sneaker features a number of textures, with high-quality suede, leather and nubuck all used. The colorway includes green vamp and heel, with yellow and tonal light brown touches appearing across the upper. Lastly, the sneaker is finished with a woven co-branded badge on the half tongue complete with gold embroidered details. Other subtle touches include the metallic Bangkok and Barcelona lace keepers, a nod to 24 Kilates two locations. The 24 Kilates x ASICSTIGER GEL-LYTE III is set to release at 24 Kilates stores on September 29, before dropping at select retailers on October 6.
Sportswear giant Nike is looking to ring in 2019 with a bang, having just officially debuted its forthcoming silhouette, the ISPA Air Max 270 SP SOE.
Featuring a similar aesthetic as the React Runner Mid, this aggressive model replaces the React cushioned sole for an Air Max 270 sole unit instead. Additionally an intricate cage accentuates the shoe’s higher cut construction at the heel and tongue portions, while wide ribbons, toggles and rope-like shoelaces add to the ISPA Air Max 270 SP SOE’s over all aesthetic. Peep the photoset above.
The highly technical Nike ISPA Air Max 270 SP SOE is set to release in both a “Black/Anthracite” and “White/Ghost” colorway in 2019 at nike.com and select Nike retailers. A yet-to-be-seen blue iteration is also rumored to drop.
The last time we saw the adidas N3XT L3V3L was at the tail end of November. Less than a month later, the innovative basketball silhouette will make a widespread comeback just in time for the holidays. Its Primeknit upper is dipped in “Core Black” with contrasting “Cloud White” accents on its heel tabs and brand new LIGHTSTRIKE midsole. As you move down towards the midsole the contrasting colors come together for a marble effect to give it an extra dose of flair. The sneaker is then topped of with minimal branding in the form of adidas’ insignia on the heel and “1122” just below it.
The adidas N3XT L3V3L “Core Black/Cloud White-Core Black” arrives on December 21 for $180 USD at select adidas stockists in addition to adidas.com.
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