The red and yellow shoe features a semi-transparent upper and a zipper wrapping around the ankle. Jordan Brand has not released any information on Westbrook's sixth signature shoe at this time.

Lakers guard Russell Westbrook used the opportunity to debut his sixth signature shoe with Jordan Brand. Westbrook originally signed with Jumpman in October 2012 before inking a ten-year extension ...

Other styles include Black/Anthracite/Sail/Taxi or White/Sail/Black/Gym Red for $86, and White/Black/Legend Blue for $100. The shoes have been rated by shoppers 4.5 stars out of five. Available ...

The shoe's release is tied to the coming Air Jordan XXX1, which features a black/red colorway referencing the Jordan 1. The sneaker that Westbrook holds in the video appears to be the 2011 "Banned ...

After Russell Westbrook debuted the sneaker during the Los Angeles Lakers’ Christmas Day game, Jordan Brand is officially pulling back the veil on the Why Not .5. Westbrook’s fifth signature ...

Included in Nike's story announcing the shoe is the cream colorway pictured here, which is so far without a release date. The Jordan Westbrook 0.2 will retail for $140 upon its launch this weekend ...

Russell Westbrook is a pretty good basketball player. So it only makes sense that the NBA's walking triple-double have a worthy collection of kicks and gear, which he does, via Jordan Brand, for a ...

“The goal was to keep the design for the Jordan Westbrook 0 clean and versatile, with a nod to Jordan heritage,” explains Westbrook. “It was important for the shoe to embody my sense of style and have ...

Oklahoma City Thunder’s Russell Westbrook poses for a photo during media day in Oklahoma City on Monday, Oct. 1, 2012. (AP Photo Alonzo Adams) AP Dwyane Wade is out, he’s jumped from the Jordan brand ...

RUSSELL Westbrook has signed a monster 10-year extension deal with Nike’s Jordan brand that will be the most lucrative endorsement deal for a Jordan athlete.

There are few basketball players as polarizing as Russell Westbrook. The 9x NBA All-Star plays with a level of tenacity that rubs many people the wrong way.