With highly successful product lines, like the Air Jordans, Air Force Ones, and Air Zooms, Nike continues to provide its fans with shoes that adequately meet their footwear needs while remaining at the forefront of fashion. Never shying away from bold color choices, Nike often employs a variety of brilliant color schemes and homages to various university colors, holidays, states, and more. Consumers can find all of these and more in the various models of Nike Dunks for Men. Reviewing and using some guidance and research, consumers can quickly become acquainted with several top models of Nike Dunks and determine which styles are must-have items for their own collections.
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Tiffany Low Pro SB
Released in August 2005, the Tiffany Low Pro SB Nike Dunks remain one of the most sought-after shoes available, with only 4,000 released to the public. Designed and named for Tiffany and Co. jewelry boxes, these low-top shoes came out of a collaboration between Diamond Supply Co. and Nike, indicated by the diamond image located on the tongue of the shoe. These Low Pro SBs use a soft leather in Tiffany blue, mixed with a black alligator skin pattern and chrome swoosh, making it ideal for consumers both in terms of its fashionable look and restricted availability. Consumers can also find this shoe in a high-top model, enjoying the extra support along the sides of the ankle during use.
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Low Pro SB Supreme
Launching in September 2002, these sneakers became the first non-Jordan shoes to use the elephant skin print, making it one of the most talked about and sought after SBs from the beginning. Nike only released 500 pairs in the black on black with cement gray color scheme, and another 500 in the white and blue variant, through their New York and Tokyo stores. Consumers can enjoy bright blue or red linings, depending on what they prefer while both shoes display a white midsole and black outsole and the same print pattern on the side of the shoes, despite color differences in the leather. Nike released a Supreme X anniversary version of the Low Pro SB Supreme in 2012, using the same elephant skin print pattern amid red leather sides and black lining.
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Reese Forbes Denim Low Pro SB
Limited to 444 pairs worldwide, the Reese Forbes Denim Low Pro SB Dunks came out of a collaboration between Nike and skaters Reese Forbes and Natas Kaupas. Pairing light denim and dark denim together gives these kicks a unique look, paired with a white midsole and red outsole commonly seen on various pairs of
Dunk High Pro SB Supreme
Debuting in 2003 as part of the Be True To Your School Nike Dunk campaign, Nike only launched one thousand of these stylish shoes to the public. These shoes contain a standard red and white color scheme, common with various models and styles of Nike sneakers, but standout among counterparts with gold stars decorating the sides of the shoes and a gator skin texture under the red areas. These High Pro SB Supremes also come with black, red, or white laces, with gold dubrays containing the word "SUPREME." The high-top style offers consumers added protection to the ankles during use while the bright red soles add to their appeal on the streets and the courts. Nike's SB fan base began to anticipate the debut days for SB models after the emergence of this model.
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