In 1985 the nike dunk black rose was released as a technical basketball sneaker. Specifically designed with multiple panels for added support on the court, this iconic model was an instant hit and adopted by many college basketball teams. Over the years it has transitioned from a court sneaker to a sought-after skateboarding model, and even a sefashion-forward lifestyle footwear choice for women. This is due to Nike constantly making modifications to the sneaker, for example the newly released Nike Dunk Hi "Ease." This completely laceless women's Dunk model is crafted with a leather upper, mesh tongue, and an adjustable Velcro strap.
The nike dunk grey womens High Premium “Scribble” is back in grade school sizes. The shoe was first released in 2008 as the "Back to School Scribble." The wild upper features a white background with vibrant blues, purples, greens and oranges that make it look like a child took crayons and drew on the wall or on a blank piece of paper. Varsity maize hits the Swoosh, laces, heel pull and outsole makes the details of this kick pop. The kick is walking abstract art on display no matter where you wear them.
Celebrating it’s 15th year in skateboarding in 2017, nike dunk men white teamed up with Vice to chronicle the Dunks humble beginnings, making the transition from a basketball classic into a skateboarding icon.
2002 marked nike dunk pink yellow second attempt at entering the world of skateboarding after an unsuccessful debut that turned them into outcasts. The skateboarding world by nature is very insular, primarily made up of core skater-owned companies who were expectedly cagey about allowing a larger corporate company into their world. Sandy Dobecker worked closely with Reese Forbes, one of the first four pro’s on the SB team upon the launch, in making sure things were done right this time around.