Li-NingWay of Wade 11 'White Hot' Men's Basketball Shoes

In the year of 2006, when a flame burned its brightest, and the intensity was at its peak, White Hot was born! At that time, numerous activities were designed to energize South Florida. People put aside their differences and took up “White Hot Pride” to support Miami Heat. Dwyane Wade carried this pride and won the championship for the city, which was his first championship in his career.

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Li-NingWay of Wade 11 'White Hot' Men's Basketball Shoes

Reg price$299.99

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Colour: white

Size (US Sizes):

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14
9.5
12
14.5
8.5
13.5
8
16
15
9
7.5
13
15.5
10.5
11
11.5
10
7
12.5
6.5
17.5

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Item Number: ABAU049.4-4

Inspired by the “White Hot Pride” to support Miami Heat in 2006.
GREAT BOUNCE & PROPULSION: CARBON CORE DRIVE SYSTEM midsole for significantly enhanced performance in jumping height and jumping speed compared with other sneakers without this system, striking a great balance between flexibility, explosiveness, and quickness with carbon plates in BOOM midsoles.
MULTIDIRECTIONAL TRACTION & DURABILITY: GCU “GROUND CONTROL UNIT” outsole for exceptional wear resistance and enhanced slip resistance compared with traditional translucent rubber outsoles, particularly on dusty surfaces, making it ideal for indoor basketball performance.
UPGRADED BREATHABILITY: Toebox upper upgraded with fabric material for quicker air flow inside the shoe, keeping feet dry and comfortable, while keeping the leather structure as usual for better rigidity and support, showcasing both texture and comfort.
LIGHTWEIGHT STABILITY: EVA midsole structure, along with the special-shape TPU on heel decorated with elements representing Dwyane Wade's career, for lightweight, stability, and support, assisting in making turns to multiple directions during a game.
AFROFUTURISM INSPIRED DESIGN: Left and right outsoles designed in different patterns of Dwyane Wade's avatar, Way of Wade brand logo, and natural elements, paying tribute to D. Wade and conveying the spirit of basketball.