Yuto Horigome is famously known for being the first ever Olympic gold medalist in the sport of skateboarding, and he recently just dropped his first ever collaboration with Nike SB. These beautiful Dunks are inspired by Ōjima Komatsugawa Park, which is where his spark and love of the sport was formed. Check out my detailed review and on foot look and let me know if you are a fan of this colourway!
Inspired by the Japanese book, A Dictionary of Colour Combinations, this Nike SB Dunk Low features a vintage, aged looking suede upper in red tones and teal, along with a plum coloured midsole and outsole. Releasing alongside another colourway in a similar theming, these released recently in skateshops which is where I picked these up from. What do you think of this pair – cop or drop?
Crenshaw Skate Club’s first collab with Nike SB recently dropped, releasing this beautiful homage to Crenshaw on the Dunk Low silhouette. Inspired by the neighbourhood, this pair mixes and matches materials including cracked leather, suede, and leather overlays mimic the look of oxidized metal signs. Check out my review to learn more and comment below how you feel about this pair!
Hip hop duo Run The Jewels released their first ever project with Nike SB, releasing both a Dunk Low and High! Today I’m reviewing the Lows, which are one of the boldest, most vibrant coloured SB Dunk Lows in a while. Check out my in-depth review to learn more and to see how they look on feet!
Shanghai-based skateboard shop, Fly Streetwear, recently dropped a collaboration with Nike SB on the Dunk Low Pro silhouette, inspired by the famous Gardenia flower from China. Dressed in a mix of plush leathers, fuzzy suede, and a uniquely embroidered floral Swoosh, these were a pair I was really looking forward to. Check out my review to learn more!
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Originally an extremely limited pair from 2003, Nike SB brought back the eBay-inspired Dunk Low earlier this month paying homage to the chopped up auction house pair by utilizing clear TPU panels. Honouring the late Sandy Bodecker as well, these are a sneaker with tremendous backstory and meaning! Check out my review to learn more about the history and to see how they look on feet!
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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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For today’s video, I’m reviewing a Nike SB Dunk Low that I recently picked up. This collaboration is with Crushed Skate Shop in Washington DC, inspired by Freedom Plaza, a fave spot for local skaters. It features a mix of tumbled leather and soft suedes, with colours inspired by Freedom Plaza at sunset. Check out my review and drop a comment down below to let me know what you think!
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After releasing a Homer inspired Dunk and a Marge inspired Dunk in the 2000s, Nike SB finally released a Dunk Low with its colours unofficially drawing inspiration from Bart! This loud and playful colourway opts for a leather and suede construction, with vibrant tones seemingly leaping straight from the TV. Check out my review and drop a comment down below if you’re a fan of them!
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