Bronny James’ Nike LeBron Witness 10 Goes Icy Blue and See-Through
The pair follows several Bronny colorways on the Witness 9 and stamps his personal logo on the heel.
Name: Nike LeBron Witness 10 “Bronny James”\
Colorway: Fibreglass/Black-Metallic Silver-Multi-Colour
SKU: IQ9846-300
MSRP: $105 USD
Release Date: Holiday 2026
Nike has a new Bronny James colorway of the Nike LeBron Witness 10 on the way, carrying his personalized take on the line over from the previous Witness 9 model. Dressed in a pale, icy blue, the pair is built around a breathable mesh construction, with translucent details running from the upper down through the midsole.
The upper is made from a light blue mesh punched through with oversized perforations, a layout designed to keep air moving during play. Beneath it sits a richer blue layer that shows through the holes, giving the otherwise airy panels some depth and contrast. Black laces and a matching black interior lining frame the lighter tones, keeping the colorway from washing out.
Branding takes a sharper turn on the sides, where metallic Swooshes are split through the middle in a jagged, lightning-inspired cut. Clear blue overlays reinforce the eyestays and loop around the heel counter, and Bronny’s own logo appears on the rear in black, marking the pair as his.
The pale blue palette continues into a translucent sole unit, which reveals faceted, geometric patterning along its sidewalls. Underfoot, the outsole relies on a textured grip pattern for traction, while small metallic purple details near the heel add a final pop of color to the cool-toned scheme.
The release continues a steady stream of Bronny-specific Witness colorways, following the multiple pairs he received on the Witness 9. His relationship with the Swoosh dates back to 2023, when he signed a name, image and likeness deal with Nike while at USC. He entered the NBA after the Los Angeles Lakers selected him in the second round of the 2024 NBA Draft, and his growing presence on the Witness line, complete with a personal logo, signals that Nike Basketball continues to build product around him as a player in his own right.
