The Nike Zoom LeBron 4 was originally introduced in 2007 specifically for the Fairfax High School basketball team in Los Angeles. What set this shoe apart was its Foamposite upper, a material that Nike hadn't used on a basketball shoe since 2003. Its design consisted of a combination of white, Varsity Red, and Varsity Maize colors, with prominent branding for LeBron and Nike, and the word 'Fairfax' featured on the heel pull tab. Notably, the shoe showcased a unique tri-sectioned design that deviated from the traditional midsole concept and instead incorporated a full-length Zoom Air unit. One significant distinction of this colorway was that it never hit the retail market and was exclusively given to the Fairfax players as well as LeBron's Friends & Family circle.