It has been confirmed with sources that the LeBron 20 is indeed James’ next signature model—not another Ambassador.
Hoops fans eager to find out if LeBron James will be able to chase another championship this season and surpass Kareem Abdul-Jabbar as the NBA’s all-time leading scorer, are also wondering if the Nike LeBron 20 could be a part of those moments.
LeBron James has preferred wearing his Nike Ambassador 13 sneakers over his signature styles from the Nike LeBron line for the majority of the last two seasons.
But with the LeBron 20, he will have a shoe that unmistakably resembles a hybrid of the Kobe 9 and 10 Elite and the Nike Kobe 4 and 5 eras.
The Swooshes are slightly misplaced and extend past the back of the shoe, and no discernible Max is cushioning. However, it is still constructed with the knitting that has become a trademark of the LeBron line.
However, the exact technical details of the shoe have not been disclosed.


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