Russell Westbrook may have found his best form with the Washington Wizards only recently, Newly Nike Zoom 2K White Pure Platinum Gym Red  but the native from Long Beach, California did not miss his iconic Jordan brand sneaker series. As he did before, Brody is ready to use his new Jordan "Why not?" 0.4 on January 14. Westbrook chose a low-key "black/gold" color combination as the latest ode to those closest to him. The super-breathable upper of high-performance basketball sneakers has a tonal arrangement of different textures. The pull-tab on the heel and the trademark on the tongue robbed the spotlight with its soft golden shape. At the foot, "Why not? The successor to Zer0.3 uses a "white"-based sole unit, interspersed with different tones of treads and midfoot calves. Although the compliments to his family and intimate communities are kept to a minimum However, the insole is printed with a badge with the initials of the relatives.

New Jordan seems to have slowed the launch of the new Vapormax Plus color scheme. However, the launch of new products such as Vapormax Plus "barely Volt" seems to indicate that this model will make a comeback in the new year. Now, an Orlando Magic inspired arrangement is added to the new release lineup. The black neoprene upper matches the smooth floating cage to create a sense of tone. Therefore, the only unit is where the magic happens; the translucent to royal gradient is the iconic pod Vapormax midsole used to color. The royal logo can also be seen on the tongue label and heel label, further embracing the Orlando Magic. As a finishing touch, a small silver swoosh is another detail prepared by the team that found the heel nearby.

Starting in 2021, Nike has already had a batch of collections arriving this month to fulfill its new year''s sustainability decisions. The brand new recycled wool fabrics can be seen on models such as Air Max 95 and Air Force 1.Nike Wmns Air Force 1 07 White Yellow Joining the lineup is an air zoom type arranged in black and electric green. Similar to the Air Max Plus of this series, its upper is almost entirely made of recyclable fabric, rather than a wool-like texture just for decoration. The black fibers on the upper block the visibility of the wool. Electric green contrast stitching details cover the toes and heels as an additional pop color. This kind of shadow is also used in the Zoom Air cushioning system of the forefoot, breaking the thin bone midsole. To complete the only unit, a gray rubber outsole was used, with a spot design.