Matt Varga While we’re far removed from lines outside skate shops awaiting the latest Nike SB drop, community continues to play a big role in the Swoosh sub-brand’s operations. That fact is highlighted by the enduring ISO (in-stores only) program, formerly known as the “Orange Label” series, aiming to ensure a slice of their product makes it into the hands of true skaters. Holding to a recent spate of sleek colorways, the ISO Nike SB Dunk Low release embraces icy “Triple White.”
As promised in this pair’s title, it’s a full white colorway for this edition, from heel to toe, from collar to outsole. The only slight interruptions come on the tongue tag and the insole, each clad in bright orange as a nod to the Orange Label heritage mentioned towards the top. While this shoe does indeed carry the Nike SB branding, note that the tongue reflects the slim hardware of mainline Dunk Low drops rather than the chunky one collectors have come to associated with this model for decades.
The Nike SB Dunk Low ISO “Triple White” has already begun hitting skate shops- check in to your locals to find out where to grab your pair. Retail is set at $115. While Nike has broken the “ISO” designation with online drops on a few occasions before, don’t count on a DTC cop for this edition.
