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NIKE DUNK HIGH PRO SB UNKLE

The Unkle's was the first pair of Dunks to release in the pink SB box. It was very odd to see a pair of mens sneakers release in a pink box, but the guys weren't complaining at all. Futura's artwork blessed the Dunks that were made for MoWax artist - U.N.K.L.E. The Unkle Dunk aka D.U.N.K.L.E. made it cool for men to rock pink kicks...

NIKE DUNK LOW PRO SB PUSHEAD

A special collaboration between Nike and street artist Pushead. This dunk has the signature Pushead colors with the logo on the heel. Shoes come in a customized Pushead Nike box.

NIKE DUNK LOW PRO SB SLAM CITY SKATES

This shoe was designed by Mark 'Fos' Foster, Slam City Skates, and Simon True. The tongue features an illustration of jesus by Simon True. These were only sold at Slam City Skates and European SB shops. July 2005 Europe limited release.

Only 100 of full sets was given away at Slam City store which include Slam city tee + tote bags and badges.

NIKE DUNK LOW PRO SB TIFFANY

Many will argue that the Tiffany aka Tiffs aka Diamond Dunks are the most attractive SB Dunks to date. It's hard to deny the beauty of the Tiffany Dunk. This Dunk is like love at first sight and it still isn't another Dunk out there like this. They feature the famous Tiffany & Co. aqua blue, croc skin, chrome swoosh, and a diamond logo sits on the tongue. The Tiffanys hit Nike SB accounts in Summer 2005. Do you remember the hype? We're not even sure if we can call it hype. The Tiffs were the "must have" sneaker in '05, and please believe these highly sought after Dunks are still on tons sneakerheads wanted list. Nick Tershay of Diamond Supply Co. is responsible for the dope colors on the Tiffany Dunk.

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NIKE DUNK LOW PRO SB SKATE OR DIE

This summer, Nike SB has a pair of Dunks that honor the OG of skateboarding video games. More than a decade before Tony Hawk signed a deal with Activision, were Atari’s 720° and Electronic Arts’ Skate or Die. Though any one can have an opinion which of the two retro gaming classics was better, Skate or Die was popular enough to have a sequel and was re-released again in 2007.
Taking inspiration from the cover of the game, the Dunks feature the eye catching colors of the late 80s along with the confetti accents on the rear half of the shoes. A month has not yet been set, but these will be a summer release.