A low top sample of the Nike LeBron 15 has surfaced, and the cut of the shoe isn't the only change that's been made to the silhouette.
The other major difference is what appears to be a full-length Air unit in the sole, unlike the current segmented sole on the standard LeBron 15. It does carry over some features from the original edition though, including the use of Battleknit on the upper and leather tongue and heel pull tabs.
Nike has typically released low-cut versions of LeBron's signature shoes, so it comes as no surprise that the 15 would get the same treatment. It also wouldn't be the first time we've seen the low version utilize a different cushioning platform than its high-cut counterpart. Keep in mind that since this is only a sample that the retail pair could end up looking different than the one pictured above.
