Here we get Nike 110 a quick look at some interesting takes on one of the more legendary basketball inclined Huaraches in the Nike Air Flight Huarache in honor of the Parisian streetball tournament. The Fab 5 go-to sees a striking array of every color in the rainbow spectrum in a unique gradient throughout. The Nike Air Force 1 High CMFT gets involved too, as the Swoosh matches that of the Nike Huarache's base. What appears to be a map of Paris hits the upper in a contrasting black. We're still waiting for a full view of both the Huarache and Air Force 1 , but in the mean time you can check out a better view of the latest Nike Sportswear summer release below.

These are set to release on February 12th, so get a detailed look below and grab them exclusively at NikeLab locations and NikeLab online.From the first time LeBron James laced up his new shoes and stepped on an NBA court to the exact moment the game clock Nike 110S hit 0:00 late last night, the King has amassed quite a stash of valuable hardware over the last decade. The last ten-plus years have been an up-and-down ride for the one named King James, who at the start reveled in the praise of being the next Michael Jordan and later immersed himself into the dark as a Nike Air Max 110 villain of sorts for his decision to leave his hometown behind.

There's no doubt that LeBron's been the most beloved and hated-on professional athlete in the history of the industry, but there's no denying his greatness and legacy in the game of basketball and his firm impression in the sneaker game thanks to his successful signature shoes.With LeBron James just completing his second NBA Title, we've summarized LeBron's career achievements with the help of the Nike LeBron kicks that were directly tied to that moment. NBA Titles, Gold Medals, All-Star Games  all of the accolades that MJ, Russell, Kobe, and the other greats have compiled over their respective careers  Nike Air Max 90 Flyknit have been at primary focus for LeBron, who is slowly inching his way to legitimate consideration as the greatest ever.

There was no way for Nike to spin their main guy in a positive light, so Nike decided to cancel a release altogether  although several pairs made it out to the public through some channels.Not long after the Decision, Nike had the task of launching LeBron's eighth signature shoe to a public that quite honestly wanted nothing to do with the guy. Sneakerheads are far more forgiving than sports fans are, as the brightly-colored Nike LeBron 8 "South Beach" made a loud and clear statement that the King was rocking Miami colors for a while.

While there were no specific markings on this special "Miami Nights/Flamingo" colorway of the shoe, it was made rather clear based on timing and the concept that these were a "parade" shoe for when the Heat won the Championship. Of course, things didn't unfold as planned, but Nike released them anyway in very limited numbers overseas and in Miami.Winless no more: LeBron won his first NBA Championship in 2012, easily handling the energetic and talented Oklahoma City Thunder in just five games. During the series, LeBron whipped out one of the best in-game Player Exclusives we've ever laid eyes on  the Red/Black/Gold Nike LeBron 9 Elite.

The Heat lived to fight another day, and Game 7 went to Nike Air Max 90 Ultra the Home squad in one of the most exciting NBA Finals in the event's history. Just last last year, LeBron wore a snazzy Red/Gold/Black Player Exclusive, and similarly, Nike confirmed plans to release the shoes as part of the two-pair package. The other pair? The controversial yet now-innocuous Nike LeBron X Low "MVP", which leaked earlier this week.LeBron James was going for the three-peat in 2014, but the series got off to an incredibly bizarre start. Game 1 took place in San Antonio and malfunctioning A/C systems caused the temperature inside the arena to rise up to 90 degrees.