In early January, we had our first look at the “Cool Grey/White” Nike Air Max LeBron 7, and we are now receiving word that the aforementioned sneakers have begun to arrive at selected Nike retailers. This pair yields a full cool grey upper with white accents seen on the flywire, midsole, swoosh, laces, air max bubble, and text on the rear panel. Overall, this Air Max LeBron VII has one of the simplest and cleanest colorways we have seen yet, but what do you think? How does this colorway stack up with some of the other recent releases, such as the Dunkman and Akron editions?

They’re baaaaaaaaaaack. The Nike Air Max Lebron VIIs have been talked about and covered ad nauseam. From the “Dunkman” to the “2010 All-Star Game,” Lebron is steady making his signature sneaker line with Nike more and more memorable as well as popular. Now the Fairfax high school basketball team in Los Angeles has received special consideration with the Nike Air Max Lebron VII PE pictured here. While the upper comes in predominantly white, you can see yellow and red accents in places such as the Nike swoosh and as alternate Flywire paneling colors. If any word surfaces regarding what would surely be a limited release anyway, we’ll be sure to bring you it. For now, enjoy pictures of this sneaker after the jump.

When pictures of the Nike Air Max Lebron VII “Christ the King” PE hit the ‘net, many sneakerheads were once again blown away by the execution of yet another LBJ VII. But there is one popular colorway that had not been executed on this phenomenal basketball sneaker- until now. And those of you who are fans of the royal blue Nike Air Foamposite One should take a liking to what you see here. We have come across pictures of the University of Kentucky Player Exclusive Nike Air Max Lebron VII, in an appropriate varsity royal/black-white colorway. The upper appears covered in black nubuck, while it leads down to a patent leather varsity royal midsole and toe box area. And as for the the flywire panels- they include a white Nike swoosh outlined in blue. Is THIS now the best LBJ VII yet?!

The “Dunkman” and “2010 East All-Star” pairs of the Nike Air Max Lebron VII have for some weeks now been the most talked about and revered colorways of the King’s latest signature sneaker. However, we would like to now present to you pictures of what several will feel is a long overdue Christ the King Player Exclusive Nike Air Max Lebron VII in the customary white/maroon-gold colorway. White covers the entire shoe from the toe box to the heel, while the upper (including flywire technology) is done in maroon with slight gold accents such as on the Nike swoosh outline and shoe laces. Check out more pictures after the jump, and let us know what your thoughts are regarding the latest Nike Air Max Lebron VII to pop up.

Just two days after Christmas we reported on three pairs of the Nike Air Max Lebron VII sporting mostly grey patent leather uppers along with different accenting colors. Not too surprisingly, this collection was received with much praise. Therefore, we would like to now show you detailed images of the patent leather grey/orange-white pair of the Nike Air Max Lebron VII to see how a closer look might affect your opinion of it. We’ll be sure to relay any surfacing release information to our readers as soon as it becomes available.

At a presentation that took place during Nike’s grassroots activities in Chicago, Jeff Zimmerman gave James a uniquely designed pair of Nike Air Max LeBron VII (7) shoes.

A native of Chicago, Zimmermann has achieved national and international recognition for his large-scale murals featuring painted images of contemporary pop-culture and sensitively rendered portraits. Zimmermann’s pop-culture references range from innocuous consumer products such as beer cans, hard candy rings, and high heeled shoes, to more symbolically-charged images like portraits of political figures. The artist’s background as a graphic designer explains his shrewd use of flashy and graphic forms.

Zimmerman was inspired by James’ achievements on and off the court. He wanted the shoes to express LeBron’s positive energy through color and motion. To represent Chicago, Zimmerman wove in the Chicago city flag. For a bit of levity, Zimmerman added “a Chicago-style hot dog symbolizing the fun that amateurs have trying to be a ‘hot dog’ on the court.” He included a worn-in Nike swoosh to represent the idea that “experience, plus practice and hard work, make us who we are. “