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NIKE SB DUNK LOW The Nike SB Dunk Low is the first sneaker on the Nike Skateboarding line. It was originally a basketball sneaker that was converted into a skate-shoe with a thickened tongue and Zoom Air cushioning. The Nike SB Dunk Low debuted in 2002. Click in for the most up to date Nike SB Dunk Low release dates, information, and colorways.
June 12th, 2013 by Brendan Dunne
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The MIA Skateshop x Nike SB Dunk Low release will be available as soon as June 21st. There’s a catch though-that date will be a little bit of an early one, limited to a special pop up in Miami that the spot has planned for Go Skateboarding Day. That limited release will be a package deal, including the likes of tote bag, koozi, bottle opener keychain, and accompanying beach towel. There’s no word yet on when the tropical Dunk design will be hitting other retailers, but keep in mind that the common trend here has been a one week wait before a wider release. See the latest look at them after the jump and tell us if you’re gunning for the MIA Skateshop x Nike SB Dunk Low.
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June 11th, 2013 by Brendan Dunne
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The latest Brooklyn Projects crafted Nike SB release sure is taking a long time to get here. The sneakers have been stop and go as far as a release date is concerned, with original speculation pegging them as a February 2013 joint. That date has come and gone and there’s still no word-but where there is is another look at the shoe. See the Brooklyn Projects x Nike SB Dunk Low “Walk of Fame” on-feet right after the jump and keep your eyes peeled for more info right here on the front page of Sneaker News.
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June 10th, 2013 by Brendan Dunne
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Is it possible that Nike SB has a couple of upcoming Dunks that pay tribute to your favorite Mike Judge cartoon? It kinda looks like it, as rumors are swirling regarding the Nike SB Dunk Low and Nike SB Dunk Mid pairs shown here and a possible Beavis and Butthead connection. Take a look at both models and you’ll see the similarities-both shoes seem to stick to the shirts of the title characters. Granted the releases wouldn’t likely feature any actual character details given the legal issues Nike SB has ran into in the past for borrowing likenesses. Stay tuned for more on the possible Nike SB Dunk “Beavis and Butthead” pack and give us your thoughts in the comments.
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June 3rd, 2013 by Brendan Dunne
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Red suede toe, yellow Swoosh, black sections across the upper…have we seen this Nike SB Dunk Low before? The “Black History Mon” from earlier this year definitely has quite a bit in common with the shoe shown, so we don’t blame you if you had to do a double take when these first popped up in your vision. The pair here differentiates itself by leaving out the green and using quite a bit more suede all around. Continue reading for more on this upcoming Nike SB Dunk Low style and check in with Sneaker News for release info on the red-toed joints as soon as it pops up.
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June 3rd, 2013 by Brendan Dunne
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Remember the teaser image that we last saw in conjunction with the MIA Skateshop x Nike SB Dunk Low release? It turns out that graphic is getting transferred to the insoles of the sneakers, which are shown here wearing that palm tree logo above the colorful glass tiled look. Check back on the first time we showed you the shoe for a refresher on what the rest of the model looks like and keep in mind that you’ll find the info on where and when you can purcahse right here on Sneaker News.
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June 3rd, 2013 by Aaron Hope
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‘Caution, Flammable’ and ‘Warning, Explosive’ should both be heeded, but their precise meanings are also fairly different. Perhaps this is a sign that like last year’s Levi’s collaborations, the ‘Red Firecracker’ Nike SB Dunk Low could be the more limited counterpart to the established black ‘Firecracker’. With the Levi’s Dunks, the indigo Hyperstrike climbed to a higher resale value than the slightly more widely available black Quickstrike. Whatever the numbers for these fireworks-themed pairs, the relative intensity of the embroidered message most certainly resonates with the burst of energy in its red suede upper. Stick with Sneaker News for release info and let us know which of the Firecracker SB Dunks you like better.
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May 30th, 2013 by Brendan Dunne
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After the regional release that went down last weekend, the Nike SB Dunk Low “Finally” from the FTC team is heading for a wider retail release this Saturday, June 1st. The shoe has a very “Plum” feel to it, a palette that began as a Nike Dunk Low only to later transition onto the Nike SB Dunk High. Continue reading to see full photos of the FTC x Nike SB Dunk Lo “Finally”, let us know if you agree that it’s one of the better looking SB Dunks we’ve seen in 2013, and watch for them this weekend at spots like MIA Skateshop.
Nike SB Dunk Low Premium SB
Midnight Navy/Team Red-Work Blue-White
313170-463
06/01/13
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May 27th, 2013 by Aaron Hope
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Pair a black upper with metallic Swoosh on the Nike SB Dunk Low, and you’re going to hear comparisons to Takashi Hosokawa’s mid-2000s duology. This newest Dunk Low SB revelation also has some commonalities with the standby ‘Griptape’ Mid colorway, which is to say, they’re crafted with timeless skate aesthetics in mind and find themselves in good company. Nike Skateboarding GRs this good are worth a second look, and there’s more photos waiting below.
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