My latest video covers another Nike SB release – this time with the SB Dunk Low Pro in the J-Pack styled “Shadow” colourway. Mirroring the look of the beloved “Shadow” Air Jordan 1, these Dunks are constructed with similar colour blocking. Check out my review to learn more and to see how they look on feet!
With 2020 being the 30th anniversary of the iconic Nike Air Max 90, the latest SB Dunk to drop celebrates arguably the most beloved colourway of that model – Infrared. Dressed in mesh, suede and leather and in the same colour blocking as the Infrared Air Max 90, these Dunks are perfect for both SB and Air Max lovers alike. Check out my latest review to learn more and share your comments down below!
As a nod to the original Raygun Dunks that released in 2005, along with paying tribute to the late Sandy Bodecker, Nike SB recently re-released the Raygun SB Dunk Low, this time with a tie-dye patterned twist! Dropping in both a white and black colourway, my most recent video reviews the “Away” or white pair. Check out my detailed review to learn more!
One of the latest Nike SBs to release is the underrated Dunk Low Pro in the simple “Black / Pine Green” colourway. Done in a J-Pack style colour blocking, these are available now at most skateshops with a Nike SB account! Check out my detailed review to learn more and to see how they look on feet!
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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