basketball shoe line was fairly popular in the skateboarding scene, and the Nike Dunk High soon became a popular shoe for riders due to the stability and lower profile sole which improved grounding performance. After some time, Nike created a Dunk specifically for skateboarders, known as the Nike SB Dunk High. It features an extra-padded “puffy tongue” (common among skateboarding sneakers) and Nike’s patented Zoom Air insole. Since then, the SB Dunk has become a popular subcultural icon for so-called sneakerheads, or enthusiastic sneaker-collectors. Nike currently collaborates with many designers to create special edition and collectible dunks, from Diamond Hardware’s Nick Tershay to the popular graffiti artist known as Futura.

Some of these Nike sneakers are already given previews at this Spring, such as the Dunks. They are the Spring Collection but now join in the March Line that they are in stock this month.
The Dunk SB Low in Dark Chocolate Silver is designed by Brian Anderson, and its leather upper color scheme influenced by the BUS seats of the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency. The Dunk High which placed a grey suede upper with red swoosh and midsole. Brutal but staid. Rubber Navy outsole catch much attention on. For Grade School, Nike never be niggardly its love. The classic Italy Blue placed on the tongue and sole, the Nike Air Force 1 GS make great contrasted with Black Swoosh and the tongue tag. Out a white base, the shadow grey mudguard and laces panel to tongue edge. The coming St. Patrick’s Day who say is a lucky day for children.

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