Nike SB Dunk

Facts about the Nike Dunk SB

The Nike SB Dunk is, simply explained, the skateboard version of the Nike Dunk, which was launched by the Swoosh in 1985. The designer responsible is Peter Moore. If you take a look at his portfolio, you can actually recognize his signature. Among other things, Moore designed the Jordan 1, the shape of which undoubtedly has parallels to the Dunk.

In the past, hype was constantly being stirred up, especially by the Dunk SB. Colorways and material selection have contributed to the fact that sneakerheads from Asia and the USA in particular have been buying Dunk SBs like crazy. Styles such as the "Tiffany" SB Dunk and the "Freddy Krueger" have ensured that the SB has become a classic thanks to its variations and loving storytelling.

What Nike SB Dunk collabos are there?

In addition to the inline releases, there are also numerous collabos on the Nike SB Dunk to buy. It must be added that "MF Doom" and co are still very rare today and therefore have an enormous collector's value. The past Nike SB with Supreme cost several thousand euros today and are still cheap compared to other releases. To buy a pair of Dunk SB "Pigeon", you have to pay up to 31,000 euros on StockX. That's right, thirty-one thousand. That sounds intimidating at first - but don't panic, because there are numerous cool collabos such as the "Parra" SB Dunk, or the "Ben-G", which are fresh and quite affordable. It doesn't have to be an SB "Stussy Cherry" to flex. The best outfit wins in the end.

Of course, Virgil Abloh has also launched an adapted Dunk silhouette and we wonder who will be the next Team Nike member to release a Dunk SB. Travis Scott seems to be celebrating the silhouette. Can we expect a Dunk SB "Cactus Jack" soon? Please, take my money!

Where can I buy the Nike SB Dunk?

While SB's were only available in selected stores for a while, they are now available again at the usual sportswear retailers. So if you want to get yourself a pair, you can buy Nike SB Dunks at your favorite sneaker retailer.

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