$136.95
After releasing the Nike Dunk Low Orange Pearl (W) and Nike Dunk Low College Navy (W) in the spring of 2021, Nike delivered yet another womens exclusive Dunk Low this season with the Nike Dunk Low Green Glow (W). While the Green Glow is the first of its kind, its usage of traditional Dunk color blocking adds a familiarity to the design.
| Size | (M)US10.5/EUR44.5, (M)US10/EUR44, (M)US7.5/EUR40.5, (M)US7/EUR40, (M)US8.5/EUR42, (M)US8/EUR41, (M)US9.5/EUR43, (M)US9/EUR42.5, (W)US5.5/EUR36, (W)US6.5/EUR37.5, (W)US6/EUR36.5, (W)US7.5/EUR38.5, (W)US7/EUR38, (W)US8/EUR39 |
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The Nike Dunk Low SE Free.99 – Black applies mismatched color blocking to the vintage hoops shoe turned streetwear staple. Both the left and right shoe feature a black leather base on the upper, supported by a crisp white midsole and pale orange rubber outsole. While the overlays on each…
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The 2021 reissue of the Nike Dunk Low SP UNLV revives one of the original colorways of the 1985 Be True to Your School series, albeit in low-top form. The sneaker is rendered in the signature colors of the University of Las Vegas, highlighted by a neutral grey leather base…
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