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Nike Uses Fruity Pebbles Cereal As Inspiration For Upcoming LeBron 12 Release For Kids

Nike Uses Fruity Pebbles Cereal As Inspiration For Upcoming LeBron 12 Release For Kids

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Back in 2006, Nike released a special colorway of the Zoom LeBron IV inspired by King James’ favorite breakfast cereal. Since its limited drop, the LeBron IV “Fruity Pebbles” have become one of the more sought-after Nike LeBron relics, and it took a full eight years for the brand to revisit that colorful theme when it used the graphic print as the sockliner for the popular What The LeBron 11 release a year ago. This March 11th, Nike will release a kids-only LeBron 12 “Fruity Pebbles” featuring the same vibrant applique on the Hyperposite upper and midsole. The shoes are priced at $160 ($90 and $60 for pre-school and toddler) and will release on Nike.com and other select Nike Basketball retailers. Get a detailed look here and let us know what you think.

Nike LeBron 12 “Fruity Pebbles”
Release Date: March 11th, 2015
Price: $160

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