The Nike Air Force 1 Low Chamber Of Fear Temptation 

(Available to buy via our PS team)

Original Box: yes

Dead Stock: no

Accessories: n/a 

The campaign was a creative and innovative approach to storytelling, using the concept of facing mental obstacles as fears that LeBron had to battle against. The idea of trans-forming the concept into vintage Chinese kung-fu films and posters likely added a unique and visually striking element to the campaign. Incorporating elements of Chinese culture and cinema into the campaign may have been an attempt to resonate with Nike’s global audience and appeal to fans in various regions, including China. How-ever, it’s not uncommon for advertising campaigns to face controversies, especially when cultural elements are involved. While the specific details about the ad that was pulled in China were not provided, it’s possible that certain aspects of the campaign may have been misunderstood, misinterpreted, or deemed culturally inappropriate by some individuals or groups in China, leading to its removal. Nike has a history of producing impactful and memorable ad campaigns, and the “Chamber of Fear” campaign for LeBron James in 2005 appears to be one of them. Such campaigns often serve to not only promote the brand’s products but also tell a compelling story that resonates with consumers on a deeper level. However, as with any creative endeavour, differ-ent interpretations and reactions from diverse audiences are expected. 

Condition

Shoe looks to be tried on. Outsoles are clean with no signs of wear. Upper has creasing along both toe boxes where the shoe has been tried on. Slight scratch under the swoosh on the left outside mid panel. Scratch is very minor and has not gone through the paint. Midsoles show cracking on the paint on both shoes.