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The number of Halloween-themed footwear releases is massive this season. Nike alone has set the holiday-inspired bar higher than ever with releases ranging from the new Day of the Dead Quickstrikes Pack to the Blood Splatter SB Blazer High. We already saw one ‘creepy’ Nike Dunk SB Low, and here is another. It is got the orange and black look down, plus the hemp underlay adds a nice rustic look for autumn. Grab the Nike Dunk SB Low Premium “Orange/Black–Sail-Hemp” a little earlier than the US release.

Tech Info:
Nike Dunk SB Low Premium “Orange/Black–Sail-Hemp”
Style: 313170-101
Color: Orange/Black–Sail-Hemp

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On this Nike Dunk SB Low Premium, the Nike SB team has employed an eclectic color-blocking theme that has been showcased on numerous silhouettes from previous Dunks to Nike Air Max 90s.

One can often go astray and overdo it when applying copious amounts of color to a shoe. However, Nike paid attention to detail and utilized subtle tactics to create a loud but sound sneaker. For example, the yellow and purple contrast stitching aptly compliments the outsole and laces, respectively. No worries for you timid ones out there, the Nike Dunk SB Low Premium “Green Spark/Hoop Orange” can definitely be pulled off especially with Halloween just around the corner.

You can find more detailed pictures here.

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Once it became official that skate superstar Eric Koston signed with Nike SB, a lot of sneakerheads’ minds began instantly racing, wondering what a Koston signature SB model would look like. As you’re aware, it takes time to create a new model from scratch, so to tide fans over, Nike SB has decided to give Eric his own Nike Dunk Low colorway in the meantime. As you can see, the shoe sports a solid Royal Blue upper with a Metallic Silver Swoosh and additional Red accents on the lining, midsole stitching and outlining the Swoosh. A white midsole and gum outsole finish off the design, helping to give it a classic, yet eye-catching appearance. The original pics appeared to have a Metallic Gold Swoosh, so it’s still uncertain which will be the final version, but either way, the shoe is expected to drop in June of next year, so stay tuned for more pics and info in the coming months.

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