LeBron James' Latest Nike Sneaker Is Out Now
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It has been over 21 years since LeBron James embarked on his historic professional career. While much has changed for James over the past two decades, his partnership with Nike remains rock solid. James' newest Nike sneakers highlight his history and future.
James' signature sneaker line has spawned 21 installments and several take-down or budget-friendly models. With his latest sneaker to release, the performance basketball shoe draws inspiration from James' first signature sneaker's debut colorway.
The Nike LeBron NXXT Gen AMPD officially hits shelves this week. The model is remarkably similar to the Nike LeBron NXXT Gen but with some minor changes. Below is everything athletes and fans must know about the new hoop shoes.
Nike LeBron NXXT Gen AMPD
A detailed look at the Nike LeBron NXXT Gen AMPD.
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Early in the 2023-34 NBA season, James turned heads when he debuted a different version of the Nike LeBron NXXT Gen. While many of us assumed it was a player-exclusive colorway, it is considered a different model.
According to its product description, the Nike LeBron NXXT Gen AMPD features the same technology as its counterpart. The only noticeable changes are aesthetics. The model's open-hole mesh upper has been replaced with leather, and the Swoosh logos are rearranged to overlap.
Online shoppers can choose between the "First Game" and "I Promise School" colorways for $170 in adult sizes on the Nike website. James plays for the Los Angeles Lakers, but his dedication to Ohio is evident with the first two colorways of these sneakers.
At this point in his career, every time James steps on the court, it makes basketball and footwear history. The amount of heat coming from the Nike LeBron sneaker line makes us all witnesses. Stay locked into FanNationKicks.com for all your sneaker news from the sports world.
