Andrew Rizzo Nike SB is simultaneously looking to the future while paying homage to the people and sneakers that made the sub-brand a reality to begin with. An example of innovation; the skate banner came out with a new model called the SB PS8 they pays tribute to the late Sandy Bodecker, the man largely responsible for the formal creation of Nike SB in 2002. In further remembering that period, Nike SB is also bringing back the Dunk Low Pro B; the predecessor to the SB Dunk we know and love today. Following the inaugural “Parachute Beige” colorway, we’re now getting a look at a “Cinnamon” edition marked for Holiday 2025.
The “Cinnamon” Pro B follows the same general design formula as the “Parachute Beige” colorway, taken with a monotone suede upper, matching midsole, and brown gum tread underfoot. The main pre-SB era touches include thick flat laces and a unique tongue tag featuring almost invisible “SB” stitching, cleverly remember the days when skateboarding Dunks came with normal Nike tags. Modern SB Dunk performance qualities, like Zoom Air insoles, remain unaltered.
The “Cinnamon” SB Dunk Low Pro B releases Holiday 2025 via skate shops and Nike SNKRS, carrying the standard $125 retail price for inline SB Dunks. See first look images below and visit our Sneaker Release Dates page to preview more upcoming skate shoes.
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- Nike SB Dunk Pro B “Cinnamon” sbheadsbe/IG
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- Nike SB Dunk Pro B “Cinnamon” sbheadsbe/IG
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- Nike SB Dunk Pro B “Cinnamon” sbheadsbe/IG
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- Nike SB Dunk Pro B “Cinnamon” sbheadsbe/IG
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- Nike SB Dunk Pro B “Cinnamon” sbheadsbe/IG
