The Air Max Lebron VIII images had popped up quite some time ago in both an all white and black/red version. Afterwards we heard nothing about his new signature.

Today we have a look at not one, but two new versions of LBJ’s 8th signature sneaker.

Queen King James was spotted wearing an all black pair of Air Max Lebron VIIIs that had no Flywire on any part of the shoe. While the Queen’s King’s Manager, Maverick, was seen with a low top version draped in navy blue.

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For those of you (Phoenix Suns fans or not) who are particularly fond of how grey and orange look together on sneaker silhouettes, you shouldn’t be in too much trouble finding a pair or two with those criteria this summer. After just showing you a white/dark grey-team orange Nike Air Pippen I that is already on sale from Nike retailers all over, we now bring you a look at this white/cool grey-team orange Nike Lebron VII low. With a predominantly white base, touches of cool grey are found in places such as the Nike swoosh, ankle lining, and sole. Moreover, very slight touches of team orange are also spotted in places such as the tongue and sole. Lastly, a grey portion of the sole towards the heel is covered in white and orange speckles that adds that much more flare to the most popular signature Lebron sneaker to date.

As if the hype surrounding where Lebron James may land once the Summer 2010 Free Agency period ends wasn’t already ridiculously out of control, this news will certainly heighten it. Sources have described a preliminary plan between the Nike brand and Lebron James that could see a different signature Nike Lebron sneaker developed for each city Lebron James hits along his free agency tour. The Hardwood Classic Nike Air Max Lebron VII pictured here in blue/orange-white could very well be what the New York sneaker looks like when he touches down here first. Eventually, Lebron will also pass by New Jersey, Chicago, Miami, Los Angeles (to meet with the Clippers) and back to Cleveland before he makes his decision. As of now, there are no concrete details regarding these special Nike sneakers or whether or not they’d go on sale should they be produced. For now, we’ll have to wait just like we’ll have to wait until July 1st for Lebron James to discuss where he’ll sign with team representatives.


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When the biggest Nike Lebron shoe to date turned low-top, several sneakerheads were unhappy to see that the 360-degree Air Max unit had been left off of it. Then, fans of the Air Max bubble unit were given hope when they saw a low-top verion of the Nike Air Max Lebron VII “Dunkman” with the 360-degree Air Max bubble unit in tact. While a release date for that one hasn’t popped up yet, the Nike Air Max Lebron VII low pictured here in white/white-gold IS releasing TODAY from House of Hoops locations and includes the Air Max bubble unit that several feel make the Lebron VII. Could this be your summer basketball shoe of choice?

Earlier today we brought you some new images of the “USA Basketball” colorway of the Nike Zoom Kobe V, which we still don’t know release details for. But we shouldn’t forget that the Nike Lebron VII low was also spotted decked out in the patriotic US colors last month. That said, it seems as though the shoe you’ll first have a crack at trying to acquire will be the low-top Nike Lebron VII pair because these have now hit eBay. Good luck to those who will be bidding!
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Amidst all the Nike Air Max Lebron VII hysteria over the past months, you might’ve perused right over the Nike Lebron VII low designed with the Summit Lake Hornets team colors in mind. Perhaps this Summit Lake Hornets-inspired Nike Lebron VII will garner more attention. Pictured here is the Post Season variation of the Nike Lebron VII in the Summit Lake Hornets black/purple/teal blue colorway. The black matte upper adds flavor, which is heightened more so by a sparkling finish. Even touches of patent leather exist on places such as the tongue and heel tabs. As of now, you’re best shot at copping a pair of these is joining the bidding game. Good luck!
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Last night, Lebron James was formally presented with the MVP award by NBA Commissioner David Stern. And while Cleveland Cavaliers fans were all wearing commemorative MVP tees, you know the “King” had to celebrate in his own manner. However, instead of celebrating something like Christmas, this time around James had a personal achievement to celebrate. To that extent, the Nike Air Max Lebron VII pictured here on the feet of James himself reads MVP on the inner heel panels, which themselves have also been reworked with new materials. As for the colorway- it is predominantly white with Cleveland Cavaliers red throughout, while grey can be seen on the mid panels and yellow on the patented Nike swoosh. These actually ARE tentatively scheduled to release, so trust us to bring you said release information once it surfaces.


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The post season version of LeBron’s latest signature sneaker, the Air Max LeBron VII (7), has just been released in two colorways. This style of the sneaker features a Zoom Air sole rather than the Air Max sole on the original regular season edition. The two colorways that are now available are the Black/White/Sport Red style and the White/Black/Sport Red style. Both pairs feature a clean white midsole and a blue translucent sole. You can now purchase the Nike LeBron VII (7) P.S. online or at your local retailers for $144.99
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Even though he might not be participating in the 2010 World Championships later this year, LeBron James is still an integral aspect of the USA’s basketball program. Thus, Nike has designed this new colorway of the low-top version of James’ latest signature sneaker. This pair hosts a white leather upper with red accents on the piping and outsole swoosh, blue accents on the midsole, inner lining, and tongue, and gold accents on the lace eyelets and logos. There is currently no word on release information, so stay tuned for any updates.

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Just last week we brought you a look at the Nike Lebron VII Post Season in a black/red-white-gold colorway that we expected to hit select Nike retailers next month. Now we can inform you that this very colorway is set to hit the shelves specifically on Saturday, April 17. Like the Nike Lebron VII low models we’ve seen to this point- the Nike Lebron VII Post Season does not come with the 360-degree Air Max sole unit. Instead, this one comes with your more conventional transluscent outsole. Does the Post Season version of the Nike Lebron VII cement the idea that this latest signature Lebron sneaker tops all of his prior ones?
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The Nike Air Max LeBron VII (7) has already been seen in a multitude of colorways, and we now have a look at two more styles of James’ newest signature sneaker. These two pairs are inspired by two of LeBron James’ “heroes,” or idols, Deion Sanders and Penny Hardaway. The Penny edition yields a white upper accented by a blue crackled swoosh, black toebox, blue inner lining, white midsole, and a blue outsole, while the Sanders edition features a full red upper accented by a white swoosh, black midsole, white outsole, and black laces. Unfortunately, neither of these two sneakers will be made available to the general public.

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It is become safer and safer to say that no other single basketball silhouette has made a bigger splash on the hardwood floor this NBA season than the Nike Air Max Lebron VII. Because of the vast array of different colorways used on this basketball sneaker model and the plethora of events it has been used to commemorate, the Nike Air Max Lebron VII seems to always come up in sneaker conversation. Earlier in the season, Lebron James chose to display his basketball expertise while sporting a mismatching pair of Nike Air Max Lebron VII Hardwood Classics whose colorways were basically the inverse of each other (and happen to go pretty darn well with a Knicks jersey). We also saw him sport another Nike Air Max Lebron VII in a dark red hue that matched another one of the Cleveland Cavaliers’ Hardwood Classic uniforms. Now we’d like to show you some up-close shots of all three Hardwood Classics mentioned here for your viewing pleasure. Should any of these see a release date at some future point in time, believe that SneakerFiles will keep you informed.

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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.

Right before welcoming the new year and decade, we brought you word of a low-top Nike Lebron VII that sported a New York Knicks-esque colorway that on the bottom of the heel read “I (lion face) NY.” Understandably so, even just glancing at this shoe gave plenty of Knicks fans reason to hope and continue praying that the organization is able to land Lebron James come this next off season. Unlike its higher-top counterpart, the Nike Lebron VII low does not have the 360-degree Air Max unit- but does the colorway make up for the unit’s absence? Check out more detailed pictures of this Nike Lebron VII low sample 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?!