My intention was to immediately wear this shoe to the gym. It is a great looking shoe that I do not want to scuff. Therefore, I will most likely only wear it on special occasions until it is thoroughly worn and ready for gym use.
Designed as a joint venture with the Tokyo-based fashion label. the AMBUSH x Nike Dunk High ‘Black’ applies an essential two-tone color scheme to a bonded leather build with exaggerated detailing. The latter is highlighted by an elongated. oversized Swoosh. the spiked tail of which extends beyond the back of…
The Nike Dunk Low ‘Black White’ treats the throwback model with an essential two-tone color scheme that accentuates the shoe’s clean lines. developed by designer Peter Moore and responsible for the shoe’s easy transition from hardwood to concrete. street. The leather upper combines a white base with contrasting black overlays…
In 2001. Nike expanded their brand with the Pro B line of Dunk Lows. the precursor to the SB Dunk series. their first foray into the skate shoe market.The Dunk Low Pro B ‘Plum’ sneaker was one of the first sneakers introduced under the newly created line as part of…
Designed by Guangzhou artist Jason Deng x Nike Dunk Low Pro SB ‘Street Hawker’ pays homage to Chinese street food vendors and Chinese food culture in general. The low-top sports upper doesn’t match Deng’s unique materials. colors and watercolor graphics. the individual details depicting six regional dishes from six Chinese…
Floyd (verified owner) –
Loved the shoes I won Christmas
Cliff (verified owner) –
My intention was to immediately wear this shoe to the gym. It is a great looking shoe that I do not want to scuff. Therefore, I will most likely only wear it on special occasions until it is thoroughly worn and ready for gym use.
Caesar (verified owner) –
I like everything about my shoes