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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.
April 16th, 2013 by John K.
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The XI x SB connection is ready to touch base again this weekend as the unofficial sequel to 2011′s Nike SB Dunk Low “Space Jam” is ready to hit stores, and we’ve got some good news to report – they’re only gonna cost you $85 (that’s if your local SB shop doesn’t hike up the price). 2013 has proven to be an incredibly strong year for Nike Skateboarding, with this clean Dunk continuing the legendary string of fat-tongued releases. The Nike SB Dunk Low “Concord” are beginning to hit retailers like Concepts so keep an eye out for these at your local Nike SB location as these are slated for a release this Saturday.
Nike SB Dunk Low “Concord”
04/20/13
$85
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April 12th, 2013 by John K.
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In commemoration of the twentieth anniversary of the legendary “Finally” video, San Francisco’s FTC worked with Nike SB to created this special edition Nike SB Dunk Low designed by the FTC crew. The shoes feature special imagery taken from the iconic cover art of the video tape which was originally done by Del The Funky Homosapien of Hieroglyphics, and along with the Dunks, a limited t-shirt, skate deck, and DVD format of Finally has been produced. A special event to celebrate the milestone and Nike SB collaboration went down in Minna Nightclub San Francisco last night, where the shoes and accompanying items were showcased, and although a release date hasn’t been confirmed yet, we know this clean blue/red collaborative product will be a must-have for this already impressive year of Nike SB collabs. Check out the photos below and stay tuned for more info.
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April 9th, 2013 by Brendan Dunne
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Coming off the heels of countless Dunk/Jordan crossover successes is the new Nike SB Dunk Low “Concord”. The sneaker takes that almighty colorway from the Air Jordan XI and throws it on what remains Nike SB’s most sought after silhouette, even if the fever for them has died down a little bit, the Nike SB Dunk Low. Not only does the pair go patent leather up top, but it also slides in the icy outsole for the bottom (And even purple on the panel below). See a new set of angles for the anticipated “Concord” Nike SB Dunk Low right after the jump.
Nike SB Dunk Low
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04/20/13
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April 3rd, 2013 by John K.
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The era of super-colorful Nike SB Dunk Low releases is likely past us, but as long as they hit us on occasion, we’re definitely open to more of multi-colored compositions alongside the great tonal GRs that have been rolled out month after month. This sample pair of the Dunk might have some sort of special designation (some guess a “Hawaii”, although a Hawaii Dunk has been done before) as it features a different tongue label – specifically a Nike SB logo below the plumes of a lush palm tree. Along with the palm tree label is a rather tropical mx of orange, minty greens, and blue, with some nice materials like suede, reptile, and perforated leather at the toe-box. Should these release in the future, we’ll have more updates, but check out the larger detail shot below and stay tuned for more.
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April 3rd, 2013 by Aaron Hope
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A day after looking into the crystal ball and finding new Nike SB release for fall 2013, we jump forward one quarter to see Swoosh skateboarding’s styles to wrap up the year. Coming up in the fourth quarter are at least eleven upcoming Nike SB Dunks, a list highlighted by Todd Bratrud’s ‘Send Help’ sequel and the royal/camo Made for Skate Mids. The orange and red edition with soft blue laces and sole makes for a fascinating entry at the lowtop level, so you’ll want to check out the entire spread in more images below, then be sure to check back with Sneaker News regularly for updates and release information.
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April 2nd, 2013 by John K.
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A closer look at three Nike SB Dunk releases for July and August are here, with each version taking on a nice spin on a classic. The first Mid is a July release and mixes in the colors that remind us of 2006′s Send Help x Nike SB Dunk High, the Dunk Low (also a July) has a bit of that “Coral Snake” appeal,, and the third Dunk High for August should remind you of the Boca Jrs. colorway of the Low that released in the Pink Box era. A closer look at all three are below, so give them a look and stay tuned to Sneaker news for more Nike SB news and updates.
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April 1st, 2013 by John K.
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An advanced preview of the upcoming footwear releases for the Fall 2013 season is here, and alongside the heritage models like the Nike SB Dunk in Low, Mid, High, the Janoski, the Bruin, and others, Nike SB will introduce the latest in their line of signature shoes – the Nike SB Project BA. This Brian Anderson pro-model, which we briefly previewed earlier, has a bit of a thicker build without as much of a low-profile silhouette as the recently released Nike SB Koston 2 or the P-Rod IV, and will release in two colorways beginning this August. Along with the special highlight releases for July, August, and September, the “All Day/Every Day” Collection features a black-based variety of Nike models that will serve as the foundation of the footwear collection. Check out a full catalog shot below and stay tuned for more info!
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March 26th, 2013 by John K.
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Although the “Patagonia” concept has already been done in a low-top Dunk Low SB, this upcoming release does spin off those colors of the impressive mid-top that released in 2011. Featuring a full suede upper treatment with a mesh-like material on the ankle collar, this upcoming release of the Nike SB Dunk Low does in fact capture that mountain-hiking vibe with the earthy tones, but for those who prefer trekking the streets over the steep inclines, these Dunks will fit in just as well. A full shot of this release is below so take a look and stay tuned to Sneaker News for release info.
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