Nike SB Dunk
The Nike SB Dunk is a made-for-skateboarding take on the classic Nike Dunk High that was first brought to market in March 2002. Featuring Zoom Air cushioning in the heel and a padded, puffy tongue for impact resistance, the SB Dunk quickly became a favorite of skateboards and street style lovers alike, due to its colorful makeups and plentiful helping of collaborations. In 2024, the true second renaissance of the Nike Dunk line is a bit in the rear view, but that doesn’t make the shoe any less popular as things stand. Still commanding over a quarter of Nike sales year-over-year, the Swoosh keeps a constant stream of new releases coming to keep up with that insane demand.
Below you’ll find all of our latest coverage of the Nike SB Dunk, including official product images and release dates.
Nike SB Dunk
Diamond Supply Co. Is Releasing A Third “Yellow Diamond” Nike SB Dunk
Diamond Supply Co.‘s first collaborative Nike SB Dunk from 2005 is getting a true sequel of sorts, and now it appears that there were will...
The Nike SB x NBA Collection Releases On October 13th
Through footwear and style, the game of basketball and the extreme sport of skateboarding are fundamentally connected at their core. Three silhouettes in particular, the...
Diamond Supply Co. x Nike SB Dunk Teaser In White Surfaces
In 2005, one of Nike SB’s most illustrious collaborative offerings hit stores, garnering an unprecedented amount of attention with crazed fans and lengthy line-ups. Of...
Humidity NOLA’s Jazz-Inspired Nike SB Dunks Releases On September 22nd
With their tricentennial celebration in full swing, the festive city of New Orleans is carousing more than ever. Known for their legendary jazz, their delicious...
Ishod Wair’s Next Nike SB Dunk Low Features Mismatched Colors
Nike SB pro rider Ishod Wair and the Swoosh’s skate division are back with perhaps their craftiest collaborative effort yet. While grey has the most...
Kevin Bradley’s Nike SB Dunk High Get Red After Wear
There are some sneaker’s that people say look better once they are worn out. Jordan Brand fanatics religiously beat up their Air Jordan 1s, saying...