Andrew Rizzo New grade school Nike Dunks often get met with the same reception: “Why do kids always get the best pairs?” Whether or not you agree with that implication is subjective, but nobody can deny the fact that kid’s Dunk colorways tend to deliver more uniqueness than the adult catalog. We’ve seen an uptick in newly surfaced GS pairs as summer creeps closer, and now a new “Astronomy Blue” Dunk Low GS adds yet another pair look to the brand’s lifestyle slate.
While it would be a stretch to draw a direct comparison, sneakerheads in the know might spot a correlation to 2003’s Eric Haze x Nike Dunk Hyperstrike pack. Much like those designs, the Nike Dunk Low GS “Astronomy Blue” works in a black/white gradient on its quarter. The shoe’s black and blue overlays, meanwhile, evoke a familiar feel of a different variety, taking after any number of “Royal” Air Jordans. Adding uniqueness, the lateral Swoosh appears in black while the medial Swoosh swaps to blue.
No release date has been set at the time of this writing, but interested parties should expect pairs to hit retailers soon for $90. Enjoy official retailer images below and tap our Sneaker Release Dates page for a full preview of all upcoming Dunk Low deliveries.
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Grade School Nike Dunk Low
US 07/20/2024 Saturday
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