LIVING NBA legend LeBron James is collaborating with Nike to release a breakfast cereal-inspired sneaker.

The sneakers originally dropped in 2006, exclusively for LeBron, but will be available to the general public.

The Nike Fruity Pebbles x LeBron James sneaker will be available for sale starting on March 7 at 10 am ETCredit: NikeHow can I buy the LeBron 4 ‘Fruity Pebbles’ shoes?

The LeBron 4 Fruity Pebbles sneaker is the latest shoe in Nike and Lebron James’ long history of collaborations.

Although the Nike LeBron 4 “Fruity Pebbles” first hit shelves in 2006, they were originally made just for LeBron.

This time, the storied NBA star and the global athletic wear company are bringing in Kith Treats into the fold.

Together, the three entities are releasing a pretty sweet capsule collection that foodies and sneakerheads can both adore.

The shoe will be available for sale starting on March 7 at 10 am ET.

Fans who want to get their hands on the sneakers can make their purchase on Nike’s website.

The sneakers will also be sold at other retailers that carry Nike products and will retail for $250.

What do the LeBron 4 ‘Fruity Pebbles’ shoes look like?

The Nike LeBron 4 Fruity Pebbles combines a crisp white upper with a nostalgic and colorful graphic lower.

The top of the shoe is made of a white Foamposite shell that cascades into the iconic Fruity Pebbles cereal graphic.

The outer soles of the sneaker also feature the Fruity Pebble shoe and the cereal brand’s logo on the heel.

Inside, the inner soles are lined with the colorful Fruity Pebbles cereal.

The shoebox for the Nike Fruity Pebbles x LeBron James sneaker also follows the Fruity Pebbles color schemeCredit: NikeDoes LeBron James have more collaborations with Nike?

Since 2003, LeBron James and Nike have collaborated on numerous sneaker designs and releases.

Their first launch was the Nike Air Zoom Generation Debut. It was LeBron James’ first signature shoe with Nike Basketball.

2021 saw the release of the Nike LeBron 19, which was used to promote the movie Space Jam 2: A New Legacy, starring the baller.

Another notable collaboration between LeBron and Nike was their 2017 Long Live the King collection.

The capsule included two lifestyle sneaker models and one performance shoe.