Description

The Nike SB Dunk Low is a part of Nike’s skateboarding shoe line. Originally designed to cater to basketball activities, it was later released in 2002. These sneakers feature an extra-cushioned collar and tongue, ensuring comfort and reducing joint impact. The silhouette pays homage to the original Charity Dunks from 2003, which were incredibly rare. Only two original pairs were manufactured, with one being cut into pieces and the other auctioned off for charity. The buyer of that remaining pair remained a mystery for years until it was revealed that the influential Sandy Bodecker was the purchaser. Sandy’s impact on skateboarding and Nike is immeasurable, and this auction story is just one piece of his legacy. It’s no coincidence that he’s the man who put the “SB” in Nike SB. The current version you see is a tribute to the original 2003 Charity Dunks, rendered in glossy leather with translucent cut-out windows. The Dunk Low “Sandy” features the historic colorway and adds Nike SB Forever details. And those insole images? They celebrate Sandy and his pivotal contributions to the Nike SB legacy and narrative. Respect!