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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.
March 22nd, 2013 by John K.
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After a release in early March, the Lance Mountain-designed SPoT x Nike SB Dunk Low looks to be hitting other skateshops around the globe. This release is an honorary gesture to the Skate Park of Tampa and its 20th Anniversary, and with the Tiffany-like colorway and “Doughboy” graphics on the upper, do these have the chops to be one of the all-time great Dunk SBs? We hope you don’t miss out, so find them at select spots like MIA skateshop or on eBay.
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March 22nd, 2013 by Brendan Dunne
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Sneaker News already told you that the classic Slam City x Nike SB Dunk Low was getting a quiet reissue in 2013 on top of the new Dunk tooling, and now we’re here again to tell you how to get your hands on a pair. All you’ve gotta to is visit the new Slam City East location in London and spend £50 or more and you’ll receive a raffle ticket for a chance to win your own pair. That’s right they’re gonna give them to you for free, none of this raffle ticket for the chance to purchase business. See more on the 2013 Slam City x Nike SB Dunk Low after the jump and let us know if you’re swinging by Slam City Skates to try and pick up a pair.
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March 15th, 2013 by John K.
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One of the major hits of the epic Pink Box era of Nike SB was the Slam City Skates collaboration of July 2005. In celebration of their shop location, it looks like they’ve made a revamped version of the original by using the updated Dunk SB outsole and the reshaped padded tongue. The signature elements of this sneaker, like the grungy faded blue Swoosh, contrast stitching, and illustration of Jesus by Simon True are still there, and while it isn’t clear if this 2013 Revamp will be released or if it was just a Promo for Slam City, it does stir up thoughts of the popular SB Dunk Retro topic. A full shot is below so stay tuned to Sneaker News for more updates.
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March 12th, 2013 by Aaron Hope
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Nike Skateboarding’s April 20th 2010 and 2011 releases were among the most highly-discussed SBs on record. 2012′s green Stefan Janoski was a subtler application and now the Swoosh skate division goes in a completely different direction with a tribute to one of the most celebrated type-A personalities on record. The ‘Concord’ Nike SB Dunk Low celebrates Michael Jordan at his laser-focused best: a reference to the 1995-96 season when MJ in the Air Jordan XI and his Chicago Bulls set the mark for best NBA season with an astonishing 72-10 record. This year’s April 20 is a Saturday like most of the biggest Jordan drop dates, and it’s worth noting that Nike SB appears to be tightening up its release schedule, so stick with Sneaker News to see how that impacts the future.
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March 4th, 2013 by John K.
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Nike Skateboarding has yet to pull off the total Retro, although it has come close on several occasions like last year’s Pusheads and Supremes and even on the GR scale. While these aren’t anything close to the original Reese Forbes-designed Denims of 2002, this upcoming Summer 2013 release tries to capture that American material with a Navy upper and white contrast stitching, achieving that faux-denim look. Paired with a solid white outsole, these Dunks are pretty clean and should go just well with some khakis or shorts, don’t you think? A full shot is just below so give it a look and stay tuned to Sneaker News for more Nike SB updates.
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March 1st, 2013 by John K.
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Tomorrow, the Skate Park of Tampa will be aided in their 20th Anniversary celebration with the help of Nike Skateboarding with a special edition SB Dunk release. Designed by Lance Mountain for the 20th Anniversary of the Skate Park of Tampa, this Nike Dunk SB Dunk Low features a clean ‘Tiffany-esque’ colorway of Black, Silver, and Mint, with Lance Mountain’s Doughboy print on the upper. These are confirmed for a release tomorrow at select skate shops around the globe like blowoutshop as well in-store at SPoT, so don’t miss out on this release and we’ll let you know if these begin to pop up at other locations down the line.
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February 26th, 2013 by John K.
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The legendary Skate Park of Tampa (or SPoT, for short) celebrates twenty years of influence on the sport and culture of skating with a special collaborative release with Nike Skateboarding. Designed by Lance Mountain, the SPoT x Nike SB Dunk Low features Lance’s Doughboy graphics printed gratuitously on the upper on a black/black base and a special logo on the insole of the shoes. These are set for a release this Saturday, March 2nd at Skate Park of Tampa and other select locations (SPoT will sell a special version for $150, which features a custom hang-tag and mini-Mexican blanket replacing the standard issue tissue paper), so check out the gallery below and let us know if these Dunks fulfill your SB need.
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February 25th, 2013 by Brendan Dunne
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After a slow reveal, the full on look at the SPot x Nike SB Dunk Low is finally here. As mentioned previously, the sneakers feature the “dougboy” graphics of skater Lance Mountain embossed across the upper. Aside from that the design brings in a metallic platinum lean via the Swoosh, stitching, and lining. Skatepark of Tampa Ybor is hoping to have them in for a launch this Saturday, March 2nd (with some awesome extras exclusive to the SPoT release), so hit the jump for the full photos and stay tuned to Sneaker News to find out when/if other retailers across the globe will also be stocking the SPoT x Nike SB Dunk Low.
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