The versatility of the Nike Air Max LeBron VII’s flowing design seems never-ending. The seventh signature silhouette of King James has been praised for its good looks and high performance whether worn with jeans on the court, and its lent its lines the P.S. version and also the LeBron VII Low. Today marks the first time we’re seeing this rendition of the Low cut, which features many of the attributes of the Mid version that make it the sneaker we know and love.
The 360 degree Max Air unit has been retained, as have the Flywire quarter panels. Both use a white on white approach and the tech panels actually comprise the midfoot, where white laces can be found. The remainder of the shoe is almost identical to the Mid, including the leather mudguard and heel LBJ23 medallion. Touches of gold can be found throughout. Is this an improvement over the standard AMLVII or should Nike have left it be?
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