Mike Miller brings the ball up in the Nike Air Max Ambassador VI | Official Photos of the Nike Dunk High Light Orewood Brown Flywire

Converse operates independently from Nike for the most part, but it’s not much of a shocker to see some of Nike’s advances trickle down onto its subsidiary brand – much like how Flywire became prevalent in Jordan Brand’s newer models. Here’s a first look at the Official Photos of the Nike Dunk High Light Orewood Brown – the first Converse basketball shoe to feature Nike’s Flywire; the MVP Mid features a molded upper with various cutouts on the upper like the Defcon Mid, with a Flywire-laden toe-box and ‘Flywire’ printed at the base of the laces. Will we see more of Nike’s technology on Converse’s budding basketball label? Check out the Official Photos of the Nike Dunk High Light Orewood Brown below and we’ll keep you updated if these hit the States because they’re available now at Converse Philippines.