Summer and skateboarding go together like peanut butter and jelly, tacos and Tuesdays, and Netflix and chill. So is it really all that surprising that Nike SB decided to release some of its best colorways and collaborations for the warm weather months?
Not only has Nike SB collaborated with the likes of Supreme and Crenshaw Skate Club on hyped SB Dunk colorways recently, but it treated its iconic sneaker to makeovers in summer-friendly designs, too. All of these recent releases have generated a good amount of buzz in the sneaker community. Which means, if you’re looking for shoes to consign in order to grow your resale business, one, two, or all of the SB Dunks we’re about to run through should most definitely be on your radar. And if you didn’t secure pairs of any of these, we want all of your future Nike SB Dunks, too!
Rammellzee x Supreme x Nike SB Dunk Low
The biggest and most hyped Nike SB Dunk of the summer has been Supreme’s collaboration with New York based visual artist Rammellzee. The “World Famous” streetwear brand’s partnership with Rammellzee dates back to at least 2006 when the latter appeared in a promotional video for Supreme. Now, the collective honors Rammellzee on the SB Dunk Low by featuring his abstract artwork on the upper. Both the SB Dunk Low and SB Dunk High are good money on the resale side of things.
Crenshaw Skate Club x Nike SB Dunk Low
Up-and-coming Los Angeles skateboarding brand Crenshaw Skate Club’s first-ever sneaker collaboration is a stunner. The Nike SB Dunk Low designed by the brand’s founder Tobey McIntosh features fun graphics and unique patterns inspired by his LA roots and experiences in skating.
Yuto Horigome x Nike SB Dunk Low
Winning the first-ever Olympic men’s street event at the 2021 Summer Olympics should be celebrated to the fullest. So we definitely salute Nike SB for tapping Yuto Horigome, the Japanese skater who accomplished such a feat, with his very own colorway of the legendary skate shoe. Yuto’s SB Dunk features a super clean design that’s surprisingly versatile, which, if you’ve seen our article on “simple sneakers,” is definitely a good thing these days.
Nike SB Dunk Low Pro Premium “Mystic Red”
No skater or brand is tied to the Nike SB Dunk Low Pro Premium “Mystic Red,” but that doesn’t take anything away from the colorway’s hype. Pairs of the colorway are hitting for $250 and over in certain sizes at Stadium Goods as of this writing, so we suggest you invest in the shoe sooner rather than later.
Nike SB Dunk Low Pro Premium “Aqua Noise”
The Nike SB Dunk Low Pro Premium “Aqua Noise” is another SB Dunk with a cool design that’s attracting attention. Consign pairs of the colorway now and into the fall—with its buttery suede construction and fall-inspired colors, the “Aqua Noise’s” value should only appreciate over time.
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