Nike SB Dunk

Inspired by the hoops icon, reimagined for the skate world, Nike SB Dunk burst onto the scene in 2002, drawing on its 1985 predecessor's influence. With nods to classic college hues and standout releases like Paul Rodriguez's What The P-Rod, Parra's Dunk Low, Travis Scott's Dunk Low, and the Ben & Jerry's Chunky Dunky Dunk Low, the Nike SB Dunk weaves together basketball heritage and skateboarding creativity. Revamping b-ball tech for the skate park, every pair features Zoom Air inserts, breath-defying toe boxes, and that original circular tread pattern, bringing hoops legacy to the grip tape.

Backed by icons like Grant Taylor, Ishod Wair, Leo Baker, and Elissa Steamer, the Nike SB Dunk is a testament to creativity, hosting a roster of distinct colourways like Yuto Horigome’s Dunk Low Pro, Oski's White Shark Dunks, Born and Raised Dunk Low colourway and Sandy Bodecker’s 2003 eBay-inspired Dunk Low OG. Central to Nike SB's #supportyourlocalskateshop Orange Label initiative, the SB Dunk pays homage to college colours and indie collabs alike, from Jeff Staple's Panda Pigeon to Concept's Purple Lobster Dunk Low Pro OG and Nicky Diamonds' 2005 Dunk Low.

With each skate shop and streetwear label collaboration, from Fly Streetwear to Brooklyn's KCDC, the SB Dunk's legacy is cemented in the fabric of skate culture, blending storied design with the skateboarding spirit .