This Jordan Why Not Zer0.1 Low Features A UCLA Color Scheme

Ross Dwyer July 3rd, 2018 (updated)

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Russell Westbrook‘s Why Not Zer0.1 Low, a strapless take on the star point guard’s signature shoe is set to arrive this fall in a new colorway that nods to his alma matter, UCLA. The shoe utilizes a stark white for its base, while Bruins-colored accents arrive via the light blue/gold Westbrook logo on the shoe’s tongue, the light blue heel collar, light blue/gold Jumpman on the upper shroud and thin light blue/gold strip on the shoe’s pronounced heel. A two-tone gold and white outsole provides contrast, and the commemorative sneaker is completed with a patch boasting Russ’s signature “Why Not” saying on the inner tongue that’s done up in UCLA’s flowing font. Look for these Bruins-inspired kicks to release this fall, and keep it locked to our Jordan Release Dates page for info and updates on all things Jumpman.