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Jordan Why Not Zer0.1

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Jordan Why Not Zer0.1

Russell Westbrook's 'Why Not?' philosophy, built into a shoe.

Year Released

2018

Silhouette

Mid

Category

Basketball

Original Retail

$125

About

Russell Westbrook's first signature shoe with Jordan Brand, the Why Not Zer0.1 launched January 15, 2018 with the limited 'Mirror Image' colorway at a retail price of , ahead of a wider release. The name and design center on Westbrook's personal 'Why Not?' philosophy, a mantra reminding him to push boundaries and question the status quo, printed directly onto the tongue of every pair. The mesh upper conceals its own lacing system beneath a pronounced heel counter referencing the Air Jordan XV, while a lace toggle inspired by the Air Jordan V allows quick lockdown. A full-length Zoom Air unit paired with compression-molded pylon foam delivered cushioning built for Westbrook's explosive, high-usage style of play. The 'Mirror Image' launch colorway used cutout imagery on each shoe to depict both Michael Jordan and Westbrook, drawing a direct line between Jordan Brand's history and Westbrook's role carrying it forward as the label's next marquee on-court signature athlete. A 'Triple White' colorway followed in May 2018. The shoe became the foundation of Westbrook's ongoing Why Not Zer0 line, which has continued with new numbered releases each season since.

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When was the Jordan Why Not Zer0.1 first released?
The Jordan Why Not Zer0.1 was first released in 2018.
What was the original retail price of the Jordan Why Not Zer0.1?
The Jordan Why Not Zer0.1 originally retailed at US$125 in the United States.
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