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Jordan One TakeMen's
The Jordan Westbrook One Take Mid Basketball Shoe combines aggressive traction and forefoot responsiveness to help players stay in control on the court. This sneaker is inspired by the innovation and edgy designs of Russell Westbrook's "Why Not?" series, with its defiant clash of colors and materials give it a distinct look that speaks to Russ' fast and dynamic game.
CONTROL THE COURT
The rubber outsole is divided into 2 sections with a rigid piece in between that provides structure and support. The modified herringbone traction pattern inspired by the AJ29 — one of Russ' favorite shoes.
RESPONSIVE FOREFOOT CUSHIONING
Zoom Air cushioning under the ball of your foot is springy and responsive to help drive you down the court.
COMFORTABLE FIT
The shoe's partial bootie construction and double-layered collar provide a snug, locked-in fit around the ankle for a contained, comfortable feel while moving fast on the court.
- Textile material with synthetic overlays and overt stitch detail.
- Padded collar and tongue.
- Official Russell Westbrook logo.
If your measurements fall between two sizes, choose the smaller size for a tighter fit or the larger size for a looser fit.,
If you still have questions about fit or sizing please contact Customer Service.,
Unfortunately, there is no international sizing standard. Sizes vary from country to country. Please use the tables above only as a guide to help you in ordering the correct size. Please note that all sizes, are listed and sold in US sizes.,
Women's shoes are made on a narrower last (the foot-shaped form used in making shoes) than men's. In addition, the heel on a woman's shoe is narrower than the forefoot width. Men's shoes have the same width at the forefoot and heel. The medium width for women's shoes is B, while the medium width for men's shoes is D.
Women can wear men's shoes by converting their size to men's by subtracting 1.5 from their numeric size. For example, if you are a size 8 in women's, you would try a 6.5 in men's sizes. This is a loose conversion and doesn't change the difference in width and forefoot-to-heel ratios.