Aaron Hope 
Butler and Jordan Brand Dwyane Wade signature debut that was Jordan Brand‘s lightest basketball release to date? How about the the recently-revealed Jordan 1 Low of the same name, a look for the upcoming season that may not even happen that utilizes a construction we’ve seen on other Jumpman basketball kicks like his first Fly Wade and the Air Jordan 2011 Q Flight. The latter hints at a construction commonality as the Fly Wade 2 gets Hyperfuse on its side panels, which, combined with a LunarLon-cushioned sole, makes for a shoe light enough to live up to its ‘Fly Over’ tagline. Click through to see three Miami Heat-styled colorways plus a simple black/white design and stick with Urlfreeze News for updates on these – and keep December 7th circled on your calendar for the Jordan Fly Wade official release.
