The Nike LeBron 24 was hard to make out when LeBron James first wore it during an offseason workout. That early black pair mostly disappeared into the video, but a new photo has surfaced showing the shoe in a much clearer “White/Gold” colorway.

White covers nearly everything, from the knit upper and collar to the midsole and small Swoosh on the side. The gold trim is what breaks it up. It runs around the ankle and follows the curved piece laid across the top of the shoe, where it partially covers the laces. Even with that detail, the colorway still comes across pretty clean and simple.

The photo also gives us a better read on the LeBron 24 itself. It sits low around the ankle and looks noticeably slimmer than the LeBron 23. That large crown-shaped structure used on the last model is gone. This one appears to rely more on a flexible knit upper, with a sock-like collar and added support around the forefoot and lacing area.

James mentioned the LeBron 24 earlier this year while appearing on Tyrese Haliburton’s “Mind the Game” podcast. At the time, there were no photos and very little information about the shoe. The black workout pair offered the first hint, but this is the first image that really shows what the next model looks like.

There is still no official explanation for the white-and-gold colorway. The combination has appeared on plenty of LeBron releases over the years, though nothing has been confirmed about the story behind this pair.

The Nike LeBron 24 is expected to release during Fall/Winter 2026, with an October launch currently rumored. Additional photos of LeBron James in the gym with Tyrese Maxey, wearing the wear-test sample of the Nike LeBron 24 have been added below.

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