Nike Dunk

Recent Nike Dunk Releases

Nike Dunk Low SE WMNS 'White & Team Red'

Nike SB Dunk Low Pro PRM 'Seattle Supersonics'

Nike Dunk Low CO.JP QS 'What The'

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Nike Dunk Low 'Light British Tan'

From £120

Wu-Tang x Nike Dunk High - 2024

From £135

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Nike Dunk Low 'Light British Tan'

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Nike Dunk Low SE 'Monsoon Blue'

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Nike Dunk Low 'Sketch & Exploration'

Nike Dunk Low WMNS 'Hydrangeas'

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Nike Dunk Low GS 'Anthracite & Metallic Gold'

From £56£70

Nike Dunk for Resell

April Skateboards x Nike Dunk Low SB 'Turbo Green'

Nike Dunk Low WMNS 'Metallic Silver'

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Nike Dunk Low 'Smoke Grey'

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Why So Sad? x Nike SB Dunk Low Pro 'Coastal Blue'

Nike Dunk Low 'Chicago Split'

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Nike Dunk High 'Pink Prime'

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Nike WMNS Dunk Low 'Green Glow'

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Nike Dunk Low 'Polar Blue'

Nike Dunk Low 'Reverse Panda'

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Nike Dunk Low Retro SE 'Phantom'

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Introducing the Nike Dunk

Nike released the Dunk High in 1985 as a high-top basketball sneaker that combined four previous Nike models - the AJ1, the AF1, the Terminator and the Legend. Peter Moore, the former Creative Director, sketched the Nike Dunk first. As the Air Force 1 inspired the look of this model, the outsole had the same traction, while the upper was a mix of the Air Jordan 1 and the Terminator, and the Legend was used to make the moulds.

With its simple, yet incredibly versatile design and colour-blocking style, the Nike Dunk is one of the most popular Nike sneaker models of all time. In the past few years, the silhouette has evolved from a college basketball sneaker to a staple of streetwear.

Although Moore originally called the model the 'College Colour High', he changed his mind as the 40th anniversary of the first slam dunk coincided with the release of the model, and he named it the 'Nike Dunk' in honor of the occasion. While the Nike Dunk was made for basketball and designed to enable pivoting and blocking, its first marketing campaign, 'Be True To Your School,' actually made the model more famous.

Early in the 1990s, the Dunk had fallen out of favor, which meant it could be purchased for very little money. The Dunk was lovingly adopted by skateboarders because of the subtle updates Nike made to the model, such as the new nylon tongue, making the sneaker more comfortable and lighter, and the fact that it was durable, easy to style, and available in many different colours.

Upcoming Nike Dunk Releases

The Wizard of Oz x Nike SB Dunk Low 'Poppy Field'

From £120

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Nike Dunk Low 'Sea Glass Pack'

From £120

Nike Dunk Low GS 'Valentine's Day'

From £80

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Nike Dunk Steals

Nike Dunk Low Retro 'Grey Fog'

From £90£110

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Nike Dunk Low LX WMNS 'Brogue Pinstripe'

From £84£120

Nike Dunk Low LX WMNS 'Team Red Croc'

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Nike Dunk Low SP 'Brazil'

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Nike Dunk Low LX WMNS 'Black Croc'

From £91£130

Nike Dunk Low 'Midnight Navy'

From £110£120

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Nike Dunk Low Next Nature 'Smoke Grey'

From £100£120

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Nike Dunk High WMNS 'Panda'

From £75£127

Nike Dunk Low WMNS 'Diffused Taupe'

From £91£120

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Nike Dunk Low 'Silver Surfer'

From £69£120