The ultra-cushioned Nike LeBron 19 line will be offered with leopard print, likely referencing the basketball icon's "killer instinct."
The shoe, unveiled ahead of the "Space Jam: A New Legacy" film, is the Los Angeles Lakers star's 19th signature basketball pair.
It retains the high-top trim of the last previous models and is equipped with handfuls of Air Max units across the upper and sole unit.
The synthetic and textile components found throughout most of the sneaker have varying shades of black and white, while the mesh base reveals the orange leopard print.
There are the "LJ" logos near the vamp and miniature swooshes at the lateral heel.
Underfoot, the shoe has a dual-chambered Air proposition and robust tread solution.
So far, Nike.com hasn't announced an official US release date.


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