The Nike Dunk is receiving a lot of love in 2020, with multiple sold-out drops and, clearly, many more to come.
The Nike Dunk was first introduced as a basketball sneaker in ’85 but quickly became a staple among skaters. Its revival status was cemented with Travis Scott’s take on the SB Dunk and the return of the “Be True To Your School” pack.
Read on to check out all the other Nike Dunks to come this year.
SB Dunk Low Pro “Blue Fury”
April 17 on Nike SNKRS
In a similar fashion to the “Strangelove” collab, the SB Dunk Low Pro “Blue Fury” will come with a neon single tone upper made of suede and leather. For contrast, the Swoosh and Nike branding comes in navy blue with a hit of silver on the heel tab. This rave ready colorway sits atop a white midsole and a translucent icy outsole.
SB Dunk Low Pro “Muslin”
April 17 on Nike SNKRS
The SB Dunk Low Pro “Muslin” is a more elegant take on the silhouette. The sneaker has a light cream upper accented by black Swooshes, laces and Nike branding. To add a touch of luxury, the sneaker has gold tabs on the tongue and heel.
SB Dunk Low “Lazer Orange”
Sometime in May
The colorway on the SB Dunk Low “Lazer Orange” could easily be mistaken for a Laker’s PE. The sneaker upper comes with a white base overlaid with mustard yellow suede panels. The Swoosh, sock liner and heel tab come in a contrasting deep purple. These will retail for US$100 (approx. S$142.31).
Nike Dunk Low “Varsity Maize/ Pine Green”
May 21
Drawing a striking resemblance to the Nike Dunk Low “Brazil” from the early 2000s, the Nike Dunk Low “Varsity Maize/ Pine Green” features a similar green and yellow color combination. The base of the sneaker comes in a bright yellow with smooth green leather paneling laid over it. The Swoosh and Nike embroidery bring a pop of white to the colorful panels. These will retail for US$100 (approx. S$142.31).
Nike Dunk Low “University Red”
June 4
The Nike Dunk Low “University Red” resembles the Air Jordan 1 “Chicago” with a white base and red leather panels and Swoosh. Everything is set atop a white midsole and red outsole. Truly a sneaker that reps Chicago. These will retail for US$100 (approx. S$142.31).
Nike Dunk Low “University Orange”
June 19
The Nike Dunk Low “University Orange”, with its orange base and blue hits, stays true to the OG Dunk released decades ago. Though it’s rumored that Nike is swopping out the dark marine Swoosh for a white one. These will retail for US$100 (approx. S$142.31).
Which of these Dunks would you add to your 2020 shopping list? Share your thoughts in the comment section.
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