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Brand: Jordan Brand

Model: Why Not Zer0.2 “Future History”

Key Features: Russell Westbrook’s second signature sneaker features a variety of colors, textures, and patterns. Special features include a midfoot strap, a TPU heel counter, and a diagram of a “perfect strike” in bowling. According to Nike, the unique color blocking is meant to reference a uniform that has helped define Westbrook's career.

Release Date: January 10

Price: $125 (adult)

Buy: Nike

Editor’s Notes: Russell Westbrook’s second on-court signature sneaker, the Why Not Zer0.2, has been unveiled by Jordan Brand last week, and its inaugural colorway is slated to make its debut this weekend in full family sizing.

The model’s first colorway is dubbed “Future History” and was inspired by the Oklahoma City Thunder player's youth. The sneaker is also meant as an ode to today’s youth, who will become our future leaders.

Special design features include a debossed quarter on the tongue with hidden "Why Not" logos, a nod to bowling — Westbrook’s favorite off-court activity — and a size tag on the outsole rather than inside the shoe.

Also, Highsnobiety was on-site to capture shots at the sneaker’s exclusive launch in Los Angeles at the Staples Center. Check out images from the launch party and the sneaker above.

For more, peep official images of the model below and for additional info, head on over to Nike.

Up next, Slam Jam is dropping a Nike Blazer Mid with an upside-down Swoosh.

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