Air Jordan 2011: Dwyane Wade “Australia” PE

June 7, 2012 BY / 0

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Are these an outtake from a possible Dwyane Wade move to Australia in light of last year’s lockout? Unfortunately no, as the timing doesn’t really line up what with D-Wade having his own signature sneaker by then and all. Instead this Australian themed (peep the Kangaroo hits on the insole) Air Jordan 2011 player exclusive was worn by Flash for a Jordan Brand basketball event in the land down under, bearing a burnt orange colorway that sort of channels the rugged landscape of Austrlia. Click through for the full photos of the Air Jordan 2011 “Austrlia” PE for Dwyane Wade and check out the price tag on them now from thecoolshoeshine on eBay.

Update: These are not PEs, but a custom by Australia-based sneaker customizer Sekure D.

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