The Jordan Dub Zero set the forthcoming "fusion" initiative in motion when it was launched in 2005. Successfully blending elements from seven different Jordan models, the Dub Zero was an instant favorite for many collectors. Although they were originally released in several colorways, there haven't been any new versions for quite a while. No word on if there will be a retro comeback any time soon, but you can get your hands on a sweet limited release Black/Laser Blue pair now. This color scheme has been executed brilliantly and the laser printing looks better than ever.

The Air Jordan Dub Zero will be making its return this year with better color schemes like the model pictured here consisting of black, varsity red and white. The majority of the sneaker is featured in a combination of black leather with a patent mudguard and a pattern of sneakers on the side panels. Varsity red is also found on this Air Jordan Dub Zero on its lacing area, back heel tab, tongue and inner lining. Completing the design is a white sole to contrast the black and red upper. Release is slated for June 13th at select accounts retailing at $150.

The Jordan Dub Zero first hit the scene in 2005, then again in 2006 only to pass the torch off to the Spizike. The Spiz'ike has since passed the torch off to the 6 Rings, but it looks like things will come full circle next spring when the Jordan Dub Zero returns again. Yes, the OG of the mashups and fusions will return for another round.
This time around Jordan Brand utilizes one of the best colorways to date making it very stomachable even for someone who isn't traditionally fond of the model. The "Cookies and Cream" colorway sits well on the midsole and outsole along with the white patent, but a nice touch on the upper is the shading on the Air Jordans similar to what customizer ATC did a couple years ago.

The Jordan Dub Zero first hit the scene in 2005, then again in 2006 only to pass the torch off to the Spizike. The Spiz'ike has since passed the torch off to the 6 Rings, but it looks like things will come full circle next spring when the Jordan Dub Zero returns again. Yes, the OG of the mashups and fusions will return for another round.
This time around Jordan Brand utilizes one of the best colorways to date making it very stomachable even for someone who isn't traditionally fond of the model. The "Cookies and Cream" colorway sits well on the midsole and outsole along with the white patent, but a nice touch on the upper is the shading on the Air Jordans similar to what customizer ATC did a couple years ago.

After previewing the Air Jordan Dub Zero – Black / Laser Blue earlier this month, Jordan Brand is scheduled to release this pair which looks a lot like the previous model with a tweak in the color scheme. As opposed to laser blue, varsity maize is put in place on the midsole, inner lining and other accents. However, the rest of the sneaker is kept the same with black and patent leather. Finishing of the Dub Zero is white stitched sneakers overlaying on top of each other.