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The Nike LeBron 18 Low “Floral” Appears For Adults

The Nike LeBron 18 Low “Floral” Appears For Adults

Although LeBron James has already previewed the 19th installment of his signature sneaker series, “the kid from Akron” still has pairs of his Nike LeBron 18 Low in the works. And while it may be one of the latest, a newly-surfaced floral-covered style is a welcomed addition to the silhouette’s roster.

Previously-seen in Grade School sizing, the vibrant take predominantly indulges in a light blue ostensibly inspired by water. Burgundy, orange and lilac tones animate everything from synthetic overlays to laces, with the toe box and lateral swoosh donning various flower graphics; spines also boast the shoes’ thematic detailing, complementing the iconic crowned “LJ” logo. Underfoot, Nike React cushioning forgoes any homages to nature, but opts for an eye-catching citrus color that delivers some of the upper’s flair down below. While the world will have to wait and see, it’s possible a similar ensemble appears on the Nike LeBron 19 throughout its life cycle.

A Nike SNKRS launch date hasn’t been disclosed, but this pair is likely to arrive before winter rolls around. In any case, enjoy official images of the shoes here below.

For more from under the NIKE, Inc. umbrella, check out the Air Jordan 5 “Oreo” set to retro on September 11th.

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Images: Nike

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