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Nike Dunk - Low & High

The Nike Dunk comes in Low and High versions, with a complete range for adults and children. Simple, effective and ultra-stylish, it's the perfect sneaker for your everyday life.

Born in 1985 on college fields, the Dunk has become an integral part of skate and streetwear culture. Emblematic colors like the Pandathe Syracuse and the Kentucky have transformed it into a modern icon. Choose your style and become part of the Dunk legend.


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The Nike Dunk is an iconic pair of sneakers first introduced in 1985. Initially designed for basketball players, it quickly became popular with sneakers enthusiasts and skateboarders alike due to its unique look and functionality.

The Nike Dunk's design was inspired not only by the Air Jordan 1, but also by the Legend and Terminator. However, unlike the AJ1, the Nike Dunk was originally intended to be worn by college basketball players on NCAA courts. Indeed, before the pair's launch in the fall of 1985, Nike was already equipping the majority of top teams in the American college championship, but colleges were demanding a pair of shoes in their team colors. Like the Jordan 1, released the same year, the Dunk was one of the first basketball shoes to offer a variety of colors, breaking away from the hegemony of monochrome shoes de rigueur in the leagues at the time.

Over the years, the Nike Dunk has seen many variations, including Low and High versions. The Dunk Low is a lower version of the shoe, with an upper that stops just below the ankle. It became popular in the '90s thanks to its unique style and durability, which made it ideal for skateboarding. The Dunk High is a higher version of the shoe, with an upper that extends above the ankle. It has also enjoyed great popularity, thanks in part to collaborations with renowned artists and designers.