Nike LeBron Witness 10 Bronny James Debuts in Holiday 2026

Nike will expand its footwear lineup for Bronny James with the release of the Nike LeBron Witness 10 in an iced blue colorway during the 2026 holiday season.

Fibreglass Upper and Translucent Details

The upcoming sneaker features a pale “Fibreglass” color palette paired with black and metallic silver accents, carrying the SKU IQ9846-300 and a retail price of $105 USD. The upper utilizes a breathable light blue mesh base engineered with oversized perforations to maximize airflow during play. Beneath this perforated layer sits a darker blue underlay that adds depth and contrast to the lightweight construction. Black shoelaces match the interior lining, anchoring the pale upper against a contrasting trim.

Lightning Cutouts and Signature Branding

Branding elements on the lateral side include a sharp, lightning-inspired cutout that cleaves the center of a metallic Swoosh. Clear blue overlays reinforce the eyestays and wrap around the heel counter, where Bronny James’s personal logo is stamped in black. The pale blue theme extends down into a translucent sole unit that reveals a multifaceted geometric pattern along the midsole. Textured grip patterns across the outsole provide traction on the court, while a small metallic purple detail near the heel finishes off the cool-toned color scheme.

NIL Partnership and NBA Progression

This upcoming release builds on a steady stream of Bronny-exclusive colorways following his previous iterations in the Witness 9 line. Following his selection by the Los Angeles Lakers in the second round of the 2024 NBA Draft, his expanding line of shoes underscores the brand's strategy to feature him as an independent presence in its basketball roster.

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