I have a pair of right handed Blue/Blacks, Non-LE.
The Brunswick web page for this shoe,
http://www.bowlwithbrunswick.com/shoes/detail/tpu-x/
shows there are only right handed and right handed wide versions available. It also does not define the difference between the original and the LE version.

That said, have you looked at the right handed version. I needed different sole and heel for my right shoe, the non-sliding, the push-off shoe. The heel is the same for the left and right foot. The sole is shaped differently, though. I strongly suspect (Although I do not know for a fact) that the left handed version has the same shoes as the right handed one, with the only difference being the shape of the soles that come with the sliding foot.

I think you should investigate this further and save yourself a lot of hassles and disappointment. I mean if you only have to buy 2 or 3 different soles to make a right handed version into a left handed version ...

When I emailed customer support on this they said that the only version that come in LH are the Black/Blue TPX model.  The red/black and white/black only come in RH versions.

I don't understand the logic there seeing that they make LH soles, so why not just have red/black and white/black packages with LH soles in them?  Instead, lefties that want a non-blue/black color have to throw away the RH soles in the other color options and buy brand new soles to have that option.

Maybe someone *really* dislikes lefties over there. 

When I emailed customer support on this they said that the only version that come in LH are the Black/Blue TPX model.  The red/black and white/black only come in RH versions.

I don't understand the logic there seeing that they make LH soles, so why not just have red/black and white/black packages with LH soles in them?  Instead, lefties that want a non-blue/black color have to throw away the RH soles in the other color options and buy brand new soles to have that option.

Maybe someone *really* dislikes lefties over there. 

It is just the color of the soles.  My son is left handed and I gave him a pair of red and black.  He just has a blue sole on the shoe.  No big deal.

Thanks for the suggestions everyone. I will look into the different soles, and if the heels are the same it's just a matter of swapping them to the other foot and good to go. It kind of sucks to have to order the soles separately but not a deal breaker if they're a high quality shoe.

Note dexter soles and heels will work on them. I used one off my sst 7s for awhile.