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Nike Air Jordan Why Not Zer0.3 ‘Black Cement’

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Russell Westbrook’s signature sneaker makes a hard release with the Nike Air Jordan Why Not Zer0.3 ‘Black Cement.’ Inspired by the iconic Air Jordan 3 ‘Black Cement,’ the shoe sports a similar black, bright-crimson, cement color scheme, with highlighted elephant print overlays along the toe and heel area.

The bright-crimson streaks are seen throughout the shoe, with the beautiful Nike Air tags along the edges, which are finished with midfoot straps near the midsole. While these sneakers pay tribute to the previously mentioned Air Jordan 3s, they are done with a cleaner finish, with the upper exteriors made of, and the taping spread across the bottom.

Retailing for $130 USD, the Jordan Why Not Zer0.3 ‘Black Cementwas released on April 23, and can be copped at Novelship.

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