Made for Skate x Nike SB Dunk Low ‘Roller Derby’
September 22nd, 2011 by Aaron Hope | 19 comments

The designer of the first skateboard is one of those mysteries that even the most advanced archaeologist will never solve, a piece of American history born in California to an anonymous creator that could be seen to foreshadow the sport’s DIY/indie spirit. Juergen Bluemlein and Daniel Schmid created the Made for Skate exhibition and book back in 2008 as one of the most comprehensive retrospectives on the sport/art of skateboarding along with a super-limited 24-pair run of Blazer High SBs to commemorate the occasion. Three years later, we get our first look at a model inspired by some of the earliest artifacts they unearthed, a Nike SB Dunk Low ‘Roller Derby’ inspired by the hilariously low-fucntioning boards by that same name first sold back in 1959. You can get a sense for what the creators had in mind when you examine the insoles and other images after the jump; will these go down in Swoosh Skateboarding low like the ‘Lucky’ and ‘Unlucky’ pairs that also feature toebox embroidery? via Warped.














damn, bee you tee full
WHERE CAN I GET THESE
Any idea if these are a definite release, Or just hype right now?
the sole is amazing
Wow! The wait is finally over for the Cigars now that skatehsops have either recieved their shipments and are holding them til Saturday, or already sold out immediately.In the same week another shoe is introduced to resume the QS hype.
this is how they shud do everytime!
Roller Derby?? More like dissected arm.. but these are sweet indeed..
it's about time nike sb stepped up their game
The embroidery is on the mudguard not the toe box. Just sayin'.
hmmm yes
FIRE!
aa must have ... nice shoe
this is the first nice sb collab
N.I.C.E.
nice woodgrain...
the cracked paint on the leather is an artistic touch. frickin' sweet.
retardedly nice.
OMG sooo sick!
These are sweet as fuck. Definite cop for me.