After taking a look at both the blue/grey and the rogue green Nike Dunk high 2012 NBA All-Star Galactic colorways, we take a look at the last one from said collection. This third and final colorway comes in a flat gold base with a peach-colored Nike swoosh. Now that you’ve seen all three colorways from this Nike Dunk high 2012 NBA All-Star Galactic Pack that drops February 23rd, can you pick a favorite from out of the group?




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A few minutes ago we brought you a close look at the blue/grey Nike Dunk high from the 2012 NBA All-Star Galactic Pack. Here, you can take a look at the rogue green alternative, which also comes with grey accents by way of the removable Nike swoosh and outsole. Black covers the midsole, and the removable tongue patch comes in a black/red theme. Remember, these drop February 23rd from the online Nike shop.


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It probably isn’t too much of a stretch to say that out of all of the 2012 NBA All-Star Game-inspired sneakers we’ve run into so far, the “Galaxy” Nike Air Foamposite One will be the most coveted. However, don’t forget about the Dunk. Pictured here is the blue/grey colorway of the 2012 NBA All-Star Galactic Nike Dunk high. Inspired by astronaut/space suits, each colorway comes in a waxed canvas upper, military stencil along the panels and outsoles, and supernova graphics along the inner lining. Nike has also decided to include removable Nike tongue patches and swooshes. This colorway will be made available through Nike’s online store come February 23rd. Stay tuned for a look at the other two colorways from this collection.




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Jordan Brand recently paid homage to Chris Paul’s alma mater (which also happens to be Tim Duncan’s)- Wake Forest. Now that we’re exactly a month away from March Madness, Nike is poised to release a number of different Nike Dunk highs in straightforward colorways that match a number of different collegiate team sports’ uniform colors. Check-in with your local Nike stockists because some have already received their shipment of these clean Nike Dunk highs.


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Since 2004, Pimp My Kicks has been producing some of the most luxurious, handmade custom sneakers around. The brand recently hooked up with New York’s Oliver Moore Bootmakers, known for their work with celebrities and professional athletes, for a unique take on the classic Nike Dunk.

The special collaboration sees the Dunk Low and High recreated with premium leather uppers made to resemble a timeless dress shoe. Sitting atop gum and olive outsoles with black, white or grey midsoles, the luxurious kicks even sport suede interiors for those who prefer to rock them sans socks, while the the dressy look is topped off with alligator Swooshes.

Limited to only five pairs of each style, the kicks come with custom lace jewels and laser-engraved wooden boxes courtesy of Woodville Inc. Head on over to PMK now if you’re interested in picking up this super limited collab.

Following a flurry of Dunk High releases to kick off the month of February, Nike Sportswear will be dropping even more colorways of the 80s classic as we move into March.

One such look will be this “Sail/Safety Orange” colorway. Featuring the same color blocking scheme as the “Black/Safety Orange” pair, these replace the black accents with white while also switching out tumbled leather for smooth leather.

You can expect the sail/safety orange-sail Dunk High to hit NSW spots on March 1 for $85.

A number of classic and timeless Nike Dunk Highs are set to hit retailers beginning February 1.

Coupling smooth black leather with tumbled contrasting panels, the simple and clean kicks will be available at locations like Mr. R. Sports  beginning tomorrow.

However, the kicks will also be available tonight at Midnight EST on NikeStore for $85 each.