My review of the ultra hyped SB Dunk collab between Born X Raised and Nike SB is here! Postponed due to the passing of BXR founder Chris “Spanto” Printup, these finally were sold to the public in late September. They feature a ton of unique detailing amidst an otherwise simple colourblocking of white leather and blue nubuck. Watch my review to learn more! Anyone else get luck and grab a pair for yourself?
Dutch artist, Parra, is back with another Nike SB collaboration. His take on the Dunk Low sees abstract shapes in a myriad of colours covering the panels of the shoe, while a base of white nubuck, and a solid black leather swoosh give the shoe the right amount of balance. Dropping in late July, these are one of my favourite releases of the year so far!
The Nike SB Dunk Low “What The Paul” pays tribute to pro skateboarder, Paul Rodriguez, and his long standing relationship with Nike SB. Done in the patchwork / mismatching “What The” style, each shoe features different elements of some of P Rod’s past collaborations with Nike, ranging from iconic colourways of the P Rod 1 to P Rod 10, to the Nike SB Dunk High. Check out my review for an in-depth breakdown and on feet look!
As 2020 winds to a close, I managed to pickup another huge Nike Dunk release! This time I’m reviewing the Sean Cliver “Holiday Special” SB Dunk Low! This festive pair is one of the year’s best, with a white leather upper, blue suede hits and gold accents to round out the design. Check out my detailed review to learn more about these, and comment down below if these are one of your fave Dunks of the year!
Supreme and Nike are back with another collab, this time with another take on the beloved Nike SB Dunk Low! My latest pickup is the Metallic Silver and Black colourway, which features a leather upper, jewel swoosh and hits of Supreme branding all over. Check out my in depth review to learn more, and share your opinions down below!
Earlier this month, Diamond Supply Co. and Nike collaborated once again as a follow up to the iconic “Tiffany” SB Dunk from the mid-2000s, with the release of three new SB Dunk Low colourways. My fave of the trio, the “White Diamond” is the subject of my latest sneaker review. Check out how clean these are and take a closer look at all the details! Where do you rank these among the three?
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