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Jordan Why Not Zer0.2 Revealed In A “Black/Cement” Colorway

Jordan Why Not Zer0.2 Revealed In A “Black/Cement” Colorway

Jordan Brand has been going all out with new colorways of the Why Not Zer0.2 as of late, presenting a plethora of special makeups that are as unique and multidimensional as Russell Westbrook himself. The latest special pair to surface? A new-age spin on the classic black/cement colorway. The upper combines a multi-texture, multi-material black base with bold elephant print detailing on the forefoot overlay and directly behind the quarter panel. Meanwhile, cement print — another Jordan Brand classic — appears on the midsole. A healthy dose of modern-day flair is then provided by the Thunder-esque reddish-pink accents on the outsole and collar. The shoes also complete with another custom box courtesy of Recon Beat Labs, whom you may recognize from the Nintendo Game Boy Why Not Zer0.2 that recently surfaced as well. This new colorway is likely another PE specifically for Russ, but even though you likely won’t be able to grab ’em yourself, you can enjoy a thorough look below.

Jordan Why Not Zer0.2 Black Cement 1

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Jordan Why Not Zer0.2 Black Cement 2

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Images: nbakicks/reconbeatlab

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