Last year, the world famous Nike brand celebrated three storied NCAA basketball programs with the release of the Dunk Rivalry Pack. In said pack, three different colorways were beautifully executed to pay homage to Big East powerhouses Georgetown & Syracuse as well as the ACC’s monster UNC squad. Thanks to fellow sneaker aficionados, speculation can now begin to run rampant regarding what seems to be Nike’s next “rivarly” collection.

It seems as though, this time around, Nike has in mind to use the world-renowned Nike Air Force 1 as well as the Nike Dunk to celebrate a different rivalry. From what we can tell so far, each shoe in the collection will sport some amount of snake skin, represent either the East or West (as represented on the tongue), and celebrate a specific sport (as represented through the head of a cartoon character that can be found inside each shoe). There are also rumors that certain big-name DJ’s like Clark Kent and sneaker icons like Eddie Cruz will have their input on any number of shoes that release as a part of what seems to shaping up as an “East vs. West Rivalry Pack.” We will make sure to update the world as more information becomes available. Until that time, which pictured sneaker peaks your interest the most? Much more after the jump.

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With the ongoing popularity of safari print Nikes, Nike iD has made available Nike Dunk Hi’s and Lows to your safari customizing pleasure. But it doesn’t stop there; you can also put in a clear outsole or safari outsole, to really make it a safari shoe. Of course, a variety of materials are available as well, along with customized embroidery to have your shoe say whatever you want it to. These options cost $135 for the Hi’s and $110 for the lows.

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For sneakerheads all over, learning of an upcoming release for the first time usually provides a measure of excitement- regardless even of whether or not we end up liking what we see. The Nike Dunk has become such a mainstay in the sneaker world that the aforementioned situation almost always applies to this sneaker model. Well, Nike follows up news of an ostentatious Metallic Pack with news of yet another Nike Dunk Hi. The Dunk pictured here is made up of a multicolored upper and base, nylon material, leather Nike check, and “bubble gum” bottom. These are sure to induce anyone walking by you to look at least twice. This model will release in January at House of Hoops and other select Nike retailers, so you can’t say you didn’t have enough time to save up.

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Every season, Nike releases the hottest new colorways of the Dunk High. Though most of the colorways are typically for males, Nike does a rather adequate job in producing clean sneakers for their female fans. In Fall 2009, Nike will be dropping the Metallic Pack, which is composed of three new styles of the Nike Womens Dunk High Skinny. The first pair hosts a tonal grey upper, while the second pair yields a gold upper with black accents. The final sneaker features a red upper with shiny black accents. The Nike Metallic Pack is expected to release in the upcoming months.

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We last saw the first glimpse of the Nike Dunk High Supreme Spark by Eddie Cruz a few months ago. Finally, we’ve discovered that Cruz’s personally designed Nike Dunk High Supreme Spark, as part of Nike’s regional pack representing the West, is being released to the public come December. This hyper blue/sport red-white colorway is inspired by the LA Dodgers uniforms. It features a blue scale upper with blue leather panels, sport red suede swoosh, white midsole, and sport red outsole. “West” is showcased on the tongue tag, and a ball character is printed on the insole. Be sure to get your own pair as a Christmas gift for yourself.

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As we were recently reminded, Nike releases seemingly continue to be influenced by the iconic, fictional Japanese Ultraman character. Well, pictured here is a Nike Dunk Low that sports a metallic silver similar to that found on Ultraman’s suit. Accented with red near the heel, toebox, and lace holes, this color scheme might resemble the hero’s trademark color combination more than any Nike release drawing comparisons to Ultraman’s outfit. For those of you eager to hold your very own pair of these Dunk Low’s, eBay should have you covered.

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Nike Sportswear shops are restocking three classic Nike Dunk colorways starting in January 2010 at select locations worldwide. The Retro will return in white/varsity blue, white/varsity red, and white/varsity orange and feature mesh and textured leather middle panels. There’s no word yet on how much these will yield at retail, but expect to see the Nike Dunk at select Nike Sportswear locations early next year.

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