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Nike Dunk High LR – Team Red – Metallic Platinum

Nike Dunk High LR – Team Red – Metallic Platinum

Nike Dunk High Lr Team Red Metallic Platinum

Much has changed since we first laid eyes on the Nike Dunk High LR nearly a year ago. Those first pairs came with ‘6.0’ branding on their tongue tags in reference to Nike’s rapidly restructuring action sports division, and without any precedent or related models at the time, the ‘LR’ in their name only seemed to denote the vulcanized sole swapout. But just as we’ve come to learn that there’s no more ‘Nike Six’ to these, the past few months have shown us a variety of Nike skate sneakers with LunarLon cushions within their vulc soles just like the ones on this UNLV-leaning BTTYS-blocked design. Check them out in greater detail below, then look for them at select retailers like Premier.

Nike Dunk High LR
Team Red/Team Red-Metallic Platinum
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