Lakers News: LeBron James Gives Insane Gift to NFL Star Ja’Marr Chase

Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Ja'Marr Chase receives a gift unlike any other from LeBron James.
Lakers News: LeBron James Gives Insane Gift to NFL Star Ja’Marr Chase
Lakers News: LeBron James Gives Insane Gift to NFL Star Ja’Marr Chase /
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The holiday season comes earlier and earlier each year. 

On Monday afternoon, Cincinnati Bengals Pro Bowl wide receiver Ja'Marr Chase released an unboxing video that featured a pair of cleats gifted to him by Los Angeles Lakers Forward, LeBron James.

The cleats that James sent to Chase were a copy of his signature Nike LeBron 4 Vapor Edge shoes but specialized into a cleat.

The look of these cleats is completely unlike any other.

Paying tribute to his favorite cereal of all time (Fruity Pebbles) and an iconic colorway of the LeBron IV that was originally released in 2006, the cleat came inside a box that had an animated sleeve of James flexing next to Fred Flintstone, animated star of the long-running Hanna-Barbera animated show "The Flintstones."

Included inside the box was a replica cereal box labeled as Ja'Maar Pebbles on the front and a picture of Chase posing on the back side.

On the side of the shoe, is an image of the Fruity Pebbles cereal that wraps all the way around to the other side.

After the unboxing, Chase went on to thank James and let him know his appreciation for the gift.

The next day, Chase was spotted at Bengals practice facility wearing the Fruity Pebbles cleats, giving them their debut.

The LeBron IV is set to be re-released in December of this year. Sneakerheads should be anticipating on getting a pair of these shoes just in time for this holiday season.

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Thomas works as a staff writer for All Lakers. He received his B.A. in Journalism from Cal State Long Beach in 2022. While in college, he undertook various roles such as being a sports editor for the Daily 49er, a sports anchor for Beach TV, and a high school sports writer for the Long Beach Press-Telegram. Recently, he served as an editor for the Rox Pile. Kobe Bryant is his favorite basketball player of all time.