2021 Mens Jordan Why Not Zer0.4 “Family” Sport Shoe CQ4231-001
New Jordan 2020, Nike SB will release four SB Dunk Low color options in 2021 based on Supreme’s cooperation with SB Dunk High in 2003, to pay tribute to Supreme. Nike SB not only pays tribute to the original Supreme x SB Dunk High collaboration, but also pays tribute to Jordan Brand. In 2021, three pairs of shoes will form the Supreme x Air Jordan 1 package. In addition, the two will have stars and alligators.
Nike SB Dunk Low will replace the original orange, red and blue, and will be replaced by super blue, mean green, black and Bakerut Brown. In addition, each finish is expected to have crocodile skin, while golden star decorations fall on the panel. Each pair of shoelace locks and insoles carry the Supreme brand. Let us hope that Nike SB Dunk will not suffer from being too high. This sneaker matches well with all sports toe caps, and Nike responded well to it. “Court Purple” Nike SB Dunk is inspired by Air Jordan 1 Court Purple. The design combines the Court Purple and Black Toe colors of the Air Jordan 1. Following the Nike SB Dunk Chicago not long ago, this color scheme is an excellent addition to the series!
This Jordan Why Not Zer0.4 Family shoe has black, white and metallic gold colors. Made of a mixture of breathable and lightweight materials. The brand-new Why Not Zer0.4 is equipped with a brand-new dual-zoom Zoom component on the front foot, and a new traction method is adopted on the outsole to enhance the grip on the court. In addition, White also covers the tongue brand, midsole and rubber outsole.
The name of the Nike Air Max 95 NDSTRKT Black Reflective shoe refers to its “indestructible” features, such as the updated “rib” with durable webbing and reflective design, and the TPU cage forged around the upper. Traditional elements such as heel details remain unchanged, and the brand’s round badge on the tongue remains the same. Under the geometric covering are six silver webbing stripes, which can be used as eyeliner for the braided cord.
