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19-05-2013
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Perhaps Nike’s decision not to release a Grade School version of the Nike LeBron X PS Elite is the right call. The regular edition costs $140 in Grade School sizes so I guess nobody wants to see that $200+ price tag on a shoe for Kids. Fortunately those who crave that fresh summer look will welcome the news that the new Turquoise colorway will be available in the form of the regular Nike LeBron X GS. Similar to the Elites, Turquoise takes over the entire upper, while Volt hits the laces, Swoosh logos and the outsole. Violet Force works the inner lining as well as the midsole to finish off the vibrant look. It’s already the second Grade School LeBron X that uses Turquoise as the main color joining the Turquoise/Bright Citrus-Windchill edition, however, the end result is very much different.
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18-05-2013
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Joining his Nike LeBron 9 iD “Miami Heat” build from last season, gentry187 of NikeTalk follows up with another Heat make up. This time it’s the Nike LeBron X iD. Labeled as the “Playoffs” edition this new LeBron X iD build features a predominantly Red upper with Yellow Nike swoosh and LeBron James’ signature logos. White midsole adds an additional pop while Black works the tongue, laces and the outsole. Even though King James wore 28 different colorways of the Nike LeBron X, where most of his shoes are PEs, none of them comes even close to this design in terms usage of the Miami Heat team colors. In fact, only the Carmex colorway uses Yellow! Would you like Nike Basketball to use more Yellow on LBJ’s Player Exclusive colorways for a truly Miami Heat look? Let us know in the comments below.
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18-05-2013
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Here’s another look at the upcoming Nike LeBron X P.S. Elite in the anticipated Sport Turquoise/Volt-Violet Force colorway. Right now it’s the only Post Season make up that was actually used by King James in an actual NBA game. LeBron wore these during the NBA Green Week back in April. The presented LeBron X PS “Turquoise” drops in exactly one week. The new photos unveil the whole package, which includes an additional set of Turquoise laces.
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16-05-2013
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Apart from LeBron James, Diana Taurasi is probably the only player getting his signature shoes at will. Here are two of her latest Player Exclusives personalized for the Phoenix Mercury in Home and Away colorways… similar to last year’s Nike LeBron 9 PEs. This time they are much more interesting, though. The Home edition features a White based upper with speckled Orange midsole and Purple details on the inside lining, Nike logos and the outsole. The Away edition sports a shiny Silver upper with minor hits if Orange and Purple throughout the shoe. Both shoes come with two sets of additional laces. Given that you’re in the Friends & Family circles, of course. Enjoy a couple more looks below.
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15-05-2013
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Draymond Green of the Golden State Warriors has appeared more than once in our Wearing Brons segment due to his persistence in wearing the Nike LeBron X iD. He’s recently shared his locker room collection that contains 3 out of 4 colorways used in this year’s Playoffs. The whole collection consists of two mainly colored game royal LeBron X iDs – blue upper & yellow tongue/outsole (#1), blue upper & white tongue/outsole (#2) – one loud yellow upper with hits of blue (#3) and one clean white with blue logos (#4). Apparently, the last version is Draymond’s personal favorite “I have a white pair with yellow and blue hints, and I usually wear it in our Home games,” said Green. “That’s my favorite pair of the four because the white base makes the Lebron X look really, really clean.” All of his LeBron X iDs were created by the Warriors’ equipment manager Eric Housen. Continue reading for an overview of the whole LeBron X iD GSW pack.
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15-05-2013
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The presented “Brown Suede” colorway of the Nike LeBron X EXT was supposed to be released back in April. Unfortunately all Nike Sportswear LeBrons have been pushed back. We expect these to hit the stores in July, but it’s still a subject to change so stay tuned for updates. In the meantime check out another detailed look at the upcoming Suede Brown/Suede Brown-Sea Royal-White colorway. This pair sports a suede hazelnut upper, leather lining and light blue hits on the laces, tongue and full-length Zoom Max unit. Below sits a translucent rubber outsole, which has a different shade every time I see the shoe. Sometimes it’s almost 100% clear, but in other cases it has a blue tint. I guess Instagram filters are at fault here. This is probably the best set of pics so enjoy the gallery below and keep checking back for a follow up regarding the launch date.
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14-05-2013
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There’s no fade option available. The speckle color is different on the midsole and the Zoom Max unit has a different color. But other than that the presented MVP-esque version of the Nike LeBron X P.S. Elite is a good impersonation of the last year’s Nike LeBron 9 MVP that was included in the Championship Pack that was ALMOST released. Anyway, the Miami Heat make up looks great on LeBron James’ new Post Season shoes. It’s a great alternative for those who gave up, and rightfully so, on the hunt for the MVP 9′s. Unfortunately the LeBron X “What the MVP” will most likely suffer a similar fate. It will still cost a lot to order a pair of the LeBron X Elite iD ($300+), but if you’re not sold on any of the General Release styles, you should give the Nike iD option a try. How would you rank the presented “MVP” LeBron X PS Elite among other colorways? Hit the jump for more photos.
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14-05-2013
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LeBron James scored 27 points and was one of only two Miami players in double figures as the visiting Heat crushed a still-depleted and completely exhausted Bulls team 88-65 Monday to take a 3-1 lead in the best-of-seven Eastern Conference semifinal series. James continued to play within the system and maintained his cool as the Heat completely wore down the Bulls. James didn’t have his midrange shot working and a handful of turnovers kept him from reaching his normal standards of sheer dominance. But it was still enough. LBJ debuted a new Player Exclusive colorway of the Nike LeBron P.S. Elite. It’s an alternate Away colorway featuring a Black upper with prominent Red details on the tongue, Nike logos and the outsole.
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