Nike SB Dunk Pro “Denim”

More and more denim covered sneakers are dropping lately.  We had seen grey denim and dark selvage denim, and now we get a mixture.  The newest SB Dunk is covered in dark obsidian/midnight navy denim.  The Dunk also features the new and improved sole and mid sole, that I talked about a while back. It’s a pretty damn good looking shoe, but right now it’s only available in store at UK skate shop Dissent. I’ll keep you posted if and when these drop in the U.S. What do you think of the Nike SB Dunk “Denim?” The rest of the pics after the break.

Bonus Post: Diversitile Nike Dunk Child’s Play

Florida based design company, Diversitile, has done it again. What did they do the first time?  Remember the Nike Dunk “Freddy Kruger?” They first hit with the unreleased Kruger Dunk for a Nike Horror Pack that was never released.  Diversitile is back in the horror game with the release of these Preview shots for the custom Nike Dunk “Child’s Play” shoe. The shoe is modeled after Chucky, the main protagonist of the “Child’s Play” series. They  really pulled out all the stops when it came to customizing this shoe. The front of the shoe looks like the reconstructed head of Chucky from the “Bride of Chucky.”  The mid and heel are modeled after Chucky’s good guys overalls. Also a little blood splatter mixed in.  The best part is the shoe box; it looks just like the yellow good guys box. I will the let the rest of the pics to do the talking.  What do you think of Diversitile’s latest creation? More detailed pics after the break.

Nike Dunk Premium “Grey Denim”

I am not stranger to denim covered shoes.  I own the Nike Terminator High Selvage Denim sneakers.  I love the look of these shoes and I am just imagining what they would like like paired with some raw denim. These are available right now at Titolo.  What do you thing of the Grey Denim Dunk? Check out the rest of the pics after the break.

Nike Dunk SB Book

Nike SB is redesigning the SB dunk sole and what better way to prepare for the future, then take a look back at the past. More after the break.