Year: 2022

Compared to its Nike Dunk parent, the SB Dunk line has been selective in its launches in recent years. Despite this, plenty of options have hit shelves across the past few years, including a variety of collaborations that tap into the world of skating. Looking ahead to 2023, Run the Jewels and beverage companies Jarritos and Heineken are expected to be launching their own SB Dunks. Now, a first look at what the SB team has worked on in-house for the new year has arrived.Outfitting the SB Dunk Low Pro, a wheat and navy color composition has been presented in a style similar to Supreme’s Jewel Swoosh SB Dunk Lows from 2019. The toe and mudguard favor a rough suede finish in wheat while navy joins in across the remainder of the upper, starring in a heavy canvas. Patterned navy and blue laces team up with a wheat tongue tag layered atop a navy pull tab while an all-white sole unit completes the look.As of now, little details have been shared regarding this upcoming Nike SB Dunk Low Pro colorway. Enjoy a first look at the pair and expect it to hit shelves via Nike sometime in 2023.FIRST LOOK Nike SB Dunk Low Navy/Tan #Nike #dunk #sb #sneakers pic.twitter.com/yUHEkvMMMh— MasterChefIan (@k9_itsiant) December 30, 2022Stay tuned for more information and for more footwear news, Nike has shared a list of the 10 most popular releases via SNKRS in 2022.

For Nike, 2022 was another action-packed year that saw countless coveted colorways and collaborations launch in a frenzy of limited releases. As a result, the SNKRS app was flooded throughout the year with entries for some of the brand’s most desired pairs, including a record-breaking 3.8 million entries for the Travis Scott x Air Jordan 1 Low OG “Reverse Mocha.” Recapping the year, the brand has shared its top 10 most popular releases.While specifics regarding what factor(s) determined the list are limited to “the most wanted styles of the year by the U.S. SNKRS community,” it is fair to assume Nike based it off of total entries for the pairs. Unsurprisingly, seven were collaborative launches with three appearances on the list from Travis Scott. A 50/50 split between Nike and Jordan Brand releases was spearheaded by a total of four Air Jordan 1s. Check out the list below alongside the pairs’ original stories.Travis Scott x Air Jordan 1 Low OG “Reverse Mocha”Concepts x Nike SB Dunk Low “Orange Lobster”Off-White™ x Nike Air Force 1 Low “Brooklyn”Travis Scott x Air Jordan 1 Low OG “Black Phantom”Air Jordan 1 High OG “Lost & Found”Union LA x Nike Dunk Low “Argon”A Ma Maniére x Air Jordan 4Travis Scott x Nike Air Max 1 “Baroque Brown”Nike Dunk Low “Jackie Robinson”Air Jordan 1 High ’85 “Georgetown”Which of these 10 did you try to cop? Let us know below and may good luck be on everyone’s side for 2023’s Nike SNKRS releases.In other footwear news, 2003’s legendary Nike SB Dunk Low “Heineken” is rumored to have a sequel “Heineken 2.0” pair coming in 2023.

Jordan Brand has unveiled the official images of its upcoming Air Jordan 1 Low WMNS “Panda.”Crafted with leather, the silhouette follows the traditional “Panda” colorway of a white base and contrasting black overlays, while can be found on the panel swoosh, Jumpman tongue logo, embroidered Air Jordan heel emblem and insoles. The shoe rests on a white midsole and black outsole and is tied together with black laces for that clean, monochromatic finish.Check out the shoe above. The Air Jordan 1 Low WMNS “Panda” is set to release in Spring 2023 via Nike and select retailers for a retail price of $120 USD.Elsewhere in footwear, take a first look at the Air Jordan 5 SE “Craft.”