Inspired by the Japanese festival that marks the end of winter and beginning of spring, these “Setsubun” Dunk Lows offer premium materials and an eye catching colour combination. Cracked leather, buttery nubuck and faithful touches to tradition make this one of the most unique Dunk Lows to drop this year! Check out my video and let me know your thoughts below!
Nike Sportswear just released this two-shoe Sashiko inspired Dunk pack, and today I’ll be reviewing both of the colourways! Featuring a textile upper, Japanese-inspired stitch detailing is visible on the toebox and heel. Check out my in-depth review and to see how they look on feet! Which of the two are you feeling more?
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Nike’s Lunar New Year collection included these Dunk Lows, which feature a variety of tones that mimic the look of a rabbit. A mix of suede and leather in natural tones are complimented by chenille Swooshes, custom lace dubraes, and rabbit-branding throughout. Check out my detailed review and on foot look and decide for yourselves if this is a cop or drop!
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Nike is celebrating this year’s Valentine’s Day by releasing this new, special edition colourway of the Dunk Low. Featuring a full leather upper, a mix of Valentine’s Day appropriate tones are used like pink, maroon and off-white. Check out my in-depth review and leave a comment down below if you are a fan of this release or not!
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Nike’s Lunar New Year collection included these Dunk Lows, which mimic the look of the 2011 Air Force 1 which also celebrated the Year of the Rabbit. With a white, blue and red makeup, these are inspired by the colour scheme of the famous Chinese candy, White Rabbit. Check out my detailed review and on foot look and decide for yourselves if this is a cop or drop!
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Nike Sportswear recently released a special edition version of the Dunk Low, celebrating the famous bagels from Montreal, Canada. Releasing in Canadian shops with a special edition Montreal-themed box, these are leather built on the upper with sesame seed prints throughout, and a gum rubber outsole. Check out my review to learn more and to see how these tasty Dunks look on feet!
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To honour the life and legacy of Keith Hufnagel, HUF released a trio of Nike SB Dunk Lows last month, coinciding with the retailer’s 20th anniversary. Releasing alongside a New York City and a special “Friends & Family” edition, today I’m reviewing the third pair in this trio – honouring HUF’s founding city of San Francisco. Check out my review of these beauties and drop a comment down below if you own a pair too!
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Concepts and Nike SB recently dropped their sixth iteration of lobster-themed Dunks, with the “Orange Lobster” colourway. Featuring a nubuck-like upper in various tones of orange, a checkerboard tablecloth inspired liner remains as usual, and a black midsole for contrast. Check out my in-depth review and share your thoughts below!
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Once a rare Japan-exclusive colourway from 2001, the “Argon” Dunk made its return recently after over twenty years! This classic colourway features a leather upper in two tones of blue, along with white coloured accents for contrast. Check out my detailed review at these beauties and drop a comment down below to let me know what you think!
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