To celebrate Westbrook's eighth selection to the NBA All-Star lineup, the Jordan brand also brought an all-star color scheme based on the latest boot, Why Not Zer0.2. The change of style and exaggerated design attracted the favor of many actual combat parties once it came out. The color scheme of this all-star in front of you is a combination of colorful and wild patterns, and there is an eye-catching atmosphere of "What the" dress up! The shoes are presented in exaggerated and wild splicing, fused with eye-catching elements such as military uniform camouflage, burst, fluorescent green, etc., highlighting the coolness and ensuring the integrity of the color matching.

The edge of the orange laces and the midfoot Flifhplate flying board became the finishing touch of this pair of shoes, adding a little vitality to the relatively low-key color. This signature sneaker adopts the deconstructed style of the fire. The shoe logo is placed in the heel of the outsole for an unprecedented time, and the window design is adopted, which is extremely bold. The TPU at the joint of the front and rear palms shows the "W' shape of the Westbrook Logo, which is also very design. Why Not Zer0.2 The upper made of multiple materials can effectively provide a compact package. The TPU is paired with thick The padding gives the sneakers high-quality support and protection, which can well protect the ankles. A Flightplate is used to connect the separated front and rear soles, which enhances the anti-torsion performance of the sneakers and can provide strong support for actual combat. The forefoot is equipped with The oversized Zoom Air and Phylon foam materials, the foot feel feedback of the forefoot and the resilience brought by the air cushion, bring a very good experience to the whole pair of shoes.