LeBron 20, latest in Nike's LeBron James' shoes line get unveiled: All you need to know

After a long wait, LeBron James has released the latest addition to his line of signature sneakers. The 'LeBron 20' is here, and is unlike anything he's done before.

For decades, high-tops dominated the basketball market due to their added ankle support. However, low-tops have slowly been able to work their way in.

The LA Lakers star only released high-tops, but now is giving his fans something new. This shoe not only celebrates LeBron's 20th season in the NBA, but his 20th year with Nike as well.

In their official release, the company broke down how this shoe is something for current fans, and ones to come in the future.

"The LeBron 20 is the first performance shoe in LeBron’s signature line to debut as a low-top. Debuting in the 'Time Machine' colorway, the shoe’s intricate designs on the lateral guardrail call out special moments in LeBron’s career. While the shoe celebrates the past, LeBron says the LeBron 20 was designed with the next generation in mind."

The shoe hit the shelves at the end of September, but only in limited colorways. Nike has announced that more variations will be released all throughout the coming months.

Along with the iconic 'Time Machine' colorway, other versions of the LeBron 20 include 'Purple and Gold,' 'The Debut,' and 'Young Heirs.' With the holidays quickly approaching, there is even a Christmas colorway for fans to pick up.

How much does the LeBron 20 cost?

As sneaker culture has become a popular fad among basketball fans, prices has gone through the roof. If you want to get your hands on the signature shoe, you better be ready to pay a pretty penny.

On average, each colorway is going for roughly $200. The signature 'Time Machine' edition is the most expensive, coming in at $250. 'Purple and Gold' is listed at $202, with 'Young Heirs' being the cheapest at $160.

How to buy a pair of LeBron 20's

For those who are willing to payout to get the signature shoe, buying them is relatively easy. All current released colorways are available for purchase on Nike's website.

Despite the LA Lakers being one of the worst teams in the NBA right now, LeBron James is still a major draw. Given the significance of this line, they are sure to fly off the shelves fast. Fans will have to work fast if they want to make sure they secure a pair of the newest shoe on the market.