Quick Facts
- LeBron James expands beyond the court with the Nike LeBron TR 1 Wolf Grey, a training shoe designed for gym performance
- Details include a sock-like wolf grey upper, bronze Swoosh and pull tabs
- A foam midsole features oversized lugs, flex grooves, and a durable Waffle sole for stability
- The pair will be released Holiday 2025 for $135
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LeBron James isn’t holding back in what could very well be his last NBA season. He's just unveiled the LeBron 23, and he’s doubling down with his signature training shoe: the Nike LeBron TR 1 Wolf Grey. Sure, it might not be as hyped as his hardwood models, but for gym bros and fitness heads taking it seriously, this is a drop you don’t want to sleep on.
The TR 1 boasts a wolf grey upper with a sock-like construction for maximum comfort. Black cable eyelets provide lockdown support, while the sidewalls are decked out with a giant bronze Swoosh that’s guaranteed to turn heads on leg day. Pull tabs on the tongue and heel make it easy to slip in and out before or after your sweaty session.
But the foam midsole is where the magic really happens. Blending seamlessly with the textured white mudguard, it’s fitted with oversized lugs and flex grooves for cushioning and mobility. Underfoot, a durable waffle sole keeps you stable whether you’re grinding through box jumps or hammering out sprints.
The LeBron TR 1 debuted just last year as his first official performance trainer, quickly picking up a loyal following among hoopers who take the weight room seriously.
Set to release Holiday 2025, the Nike LeBron TR 1 Wolf Grey will be available via Nike and select retailers both online and in-store for $135. If you want a pair in your workout rotation, make sure to download Sole Retriever’s mobile app for the latest updates on drops, raffles, restocks, and sneaker news.
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