Jordan Why Not Zer0.4 Trust and Loyalty

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The Jordan Why Not Zer0.4 Trust and Loyalty comes in a blue, light blue, and white color combination, with blue being known to represent honesty and devotion. This Why Not Zer...

The Jordan Why Not Zer0.4 Trust and Loyalty comes in a blue, light blue, and white color combination, with blue being known to represent honesty and devotion.

This Why Not Zer0.4 iteration is one of Russel Westbrook’s signature sneakers. The "Trust and Loyalty" name is a nod to his deep connection to his loved ones. Having a mid-profile height, the upper has exposed stitching that draws attention to the angular overlays and dual-purpose swatches that are used as eyelets to hold the laces at the bottom of the tongue. This shoe has a double-webbed lacing system. The outsole is decoupled with a herringbone traction pattern, and there is a double-stacked Zoom Air unit in the forefoot.

A standout feature of this silhouette is the blue heel shank, which further adds stability and style to its multidimensional look and feel. The Jordan Why Not Zer0.4 Trust and Loyalty sold at $130 retail during its retail debut on May 18th, 2021.

Colorway: Blue/Light Blue-White
Style Code: DM1289-401 / DM1290-401
Release Date: 2021-05-18
Retail Price: 130 CHF
Gender: Men
Category: Sneakers > Performance
SKU: DM1289-401 / DM1290-401

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