Jordan Why Not Zer0.1 sneaker with brown accents
Posted by Mayne on August 16th, 2018
Nike decided to go further in their collaboration by developing a new hybrid basketball Jordan Why Not Zer0.1. Everything is said in his name. Rising footwear draws on heritage to shape something new. Its DNA contains the Air Jordan 3 (elephant print, sole, Jumpman heel), Air Jordan 1 High Retro OG (upper part, Wings logo) and Nike Air Alpha Force Low (thong, eyelets). What does a Nike do in the middle of 2 Jojo? This is a reference to the Alpha Force worn by Michael Jordan in 1988. And then the strap is good for the style. The designer does not hide it. The pair also tells the story of Don C, 312 being the area code of Chicago, a city whose acolyte Kayne West is native.
After the announcement of the arrival of the 2018 Air Jordan 11 Concord, it is the turn of the color Raptors long-awaited to make its appearance. Despite the famous Drake deal, Jordan will indeed market this silhouette in the colors of the Toronto Raptors. The pair consists of a black upper contrasted with touches of red on the eyelets, inside the tongue and on the outsole. The midsole appears in a speckled purple hue at the heel and on the outside of the foot. As for the Jumpman, it appears on the back of the heel in a purple tone too, strengthening the visual balance of this new colorway directly inspired by the Toronto Raptors Basketball team.
The hero of this entry is the new version of the classic Nike PG 2, which is titled Hyper Jade. Below you can find her official photographs.This is one of those versions that do not pass by indifferently. Let's start with the bottom, where you can see a white sole with a turquoise Air Max system. On top of it is placed the upper, which has the bottom and upper parts of the upper in pure white, and all the fun is happening on the central side panels. Suede horizontal elements were stained black, purple and turquoise. This last shade also appears on the eyelets for laces. The icing on the cake seems to be the orange Swoosh on the collar and the last eyelet at the lacing, as well as two-colored laces.
