Nikes plan for the LeBron 7 has been a sort of mixed bag recently, with general releases, brand new colourway concepts, and highly sought-after unreleased samples. Except the LeBron 7 “Media Day”, it appears that all the retro 7s have gone on sale. The charming in-lines, for example the Red Carpets, or the Christmas joints, were available for less, just like the Fairfax HS PE, and this leads us to believe that people do in fact want the LeBron 7 in their life, but with new colourways. If we had to choose one LeBron which would sell out on the release date, we would go with the “Christ The King” release, which dropped in limited quantities way back in 2010. Designed to pay homage to one of the top basketball High Schools in the States, the LeBron 7 CTK was also very popular, for its similarities to the team colours of the Cavs. Resale prices for the shoe also make them to be one of the most coveted LeBron 7 drops of the year. According to @soleheatonfeet, these will drop in December 2020, for a retail price tag of $200.
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