Nike SB Dunk — The Icon of Skate & Street Culture

Born from the courts and adopted by the streets, the Nike SB Dunk is more than a sneaker — it’s a symbol of creativity, community, and self-expression. Originally introduced as a basketball silhouette in the ‘80s, the Dunk found a second life in skateboarding when Nike SB re-engineered it for the culture: padded tongues, Zoom Air cushioning, and reinforced materials built to handle grip tape and concrete.

What made the SB Dunk legendary wasn’t just performance — it was storytelling. From underground skate shops to global collaborations with artists, brands, and musicians, every colorway carried an attitude and a moment in time. Limited releases, unexpected materials, and bold concepts turned the Dunk into one of the most collectible sneakers ever created.

Today the Nike SB Dunk moves effortlessly between skateparks, city streets, and high-fashion fits. Whether you ride a board or just ride for the culture, the Dunk represents doing things your own way — loud, authentic, and without rules.