Nike Dunk

Inspired by independent retailers, Nike revamped the classic Dunk silhouette in the early 2000s. Introducing the Dunk Low Pro SB, this new iteration featured enhanced tongue padding and durability while staying faithful to the original Dunk's design ethos. Nike SB's first four pro skaters were invited to showcase their creativity by customizing their own Dunk colorways. The Dunk Low Pro SB Supa, named after renowned skater Danny Supa, is a prime example of this collaboration.   

With the Dunk Low Pro SB, Nike SB successfully transitioned the shoe from the basketball court to the skateboarding scene, cementing its status as a cultural icon.