SB fans rejoice! The Nike Dunk SB Toxic Sea Robin, formerly known as the Toxic Avenger, is releasing this Saturday, August 15th, at the NJ Skateshop in New Jersey. Designed by the skateshop, the shoe takes influence from the toxic Sea Robin fish. This will be a limited release so expect to see a line forming later this week. The shoe has an all leather upper and clear green outsole, with various shades of red to match the tone of the aforementioned fish.

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The Nike SB Dunk Low “Asparagus” has hit select skate shops earlier than expected. The shoe features premium suede side panels colored in shades of chocolate brown and olive green. A vibrant red midsole lends support and durability on the board, while a black leather toe box and Swoosh bring it all together. “NIKE” is stitched onto the heel in goldenrod yellow. The Nike SB Dunk Low Premium “Asparagus” is available now at select Nike SB accounts worldwide.

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If royal blue wasn’t among your favorite colors before spotting the Nike Air Foamposite One “Penny’s”, it at least stood out in your mind for a while, if not forever, after laying eyes on those. Well, Nike is one of the best at implementing past successes on new ideas- this time to the tune of what seems like a reverse Penny colorway. Made up of a mostly black base that includes both suede and leather, this Nike Dunk High is accented by royal blue shoelaces and looks particular well put-together. You can hit up places like CaliRoots for a pair of these bad boys.

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New images of the Nike SB Dunk “Brain Weck” have hit the ‘net. The skate shoe is distinguished by its grey suede upper and white leather toebox and Swoosh. “BRAIN WRECK” wraps around the Dunk’s heel in this old-timey font. How do you feel this Dunk compares to other releases we’ve seen this year? The Nike SB Dunk High “Brain Wreck” will hit select skate shops around the nation this October.

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This multicolored Nike SB Dunk Low will release this Fall as part of Nike SB’s (Skateboarding) Fall collection. Featuring hints of croc patent leather, smooth leather, nubuck, and suede on the upper, the shoe’s lime green/black/brown/black color scheme and speckle detailing around the ankle collar look like the perfect fit for October weather. The shoe should hit skate shops around your way later this year.

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Once the prototypical shoe of the sneaker world, the Nike Dunk High model has seen a bit of the back burner this year, receiving far fewer new colorways than in years past. Perhaps the pool of possible color combinations is simply drying up — if you’re wondering why they look so familiar, the front of the shoe features a toe/tongue virtually identical to that of the Goldenrod/Iowa colorway. The White midpanel and Total Orange heel do mix things up a little bit, the latter of which is accented with some faux-quilting similar to what we saw earlier this month, but I’m still not too excited about them. If they tickle your fancy, you can order a pair from Caliroots.com for a reasonable $150.

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Shoe customizer SBTG has worked with Nike on numerous occasions including the well known Nike SB SBTG Dunk Low. His seemingly endless imagination translated into a unique style which has brought him much success. With that being said, SBTG dwelled far into the depths of his imagination to complete a special 1 of 1 shoe for Kobe Bryant. The shoe examines the hypothetical realm and ponders the question, “What if Kobe didn’t make make the jump straight to the NBA and became a Blue Devil?” What resulted was a highly detailed Nike Dunk High with a pre-yellowed midsole, discontinuity on each shoe’s midpanels, which are then embossed with Kobe’s signature Shozoko logos. The box itself is a separate work of art which is composed of a laser detailed wooden frame and a plexiglass cover. The climax of SBTG’s work came when SBTG presented Kobe with the custom “Varsity Bones” along a stop of Kobe’s Asia tour. More images on the next page.

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