Last updated at 03/12/2024 05:43:49
| Colorway | Orange/White |
| Upper | Low Cut |
| Toe Type | Round Toe |
| Heel Type | Flat heel |
| Closure | Lacing |
| Colorway | Orange/White |
| Upper | Low Cut |
| Toe Type | Round Toe |
| Heel Type | Flat heel |
| Closure | Lacing |
The Dunk originated as a basketball shoe and for the first years of its existence, thats how it was worn. In the 1990s, however, skateboarders began wearing it after realizing that basketball featuressuch as an extra wide tongue and a pivot traction patternsuited their own sport well. In 2001, Nike SB made the shift official and took over the silhouette. The Nike SB Zoom Dunk Low Pro 'Circuit Orange' stays true to that heritage, in a white and orange colorway that stands out on street, board or court.
The Dunk originated as a basketball shoe and for the first years of its existence, thats how it was worn. In the 1990s, however, skateboarders began wearing it after realizing that basketball featuressuch as an extra wide tongue and a pivot traction patternsuited their own sport well. In 2001, Nike SB made the shift official and took over the silhouette. The Nike SB Zoom Dunk Low Pro 'Circuit Orange' stays true to that heritage, in a white and orange colorway that stands out on street, board or court.
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The Dunk originated as a basketball shoe and for the first years of its existence, thats how it was worn. In the 1990s, however, skateboarders began wearing it after realizing that basketball featuressuch as an extra wide tongue and a pivot traction patternsuited their own sport well. In 2001, Nike SB made the shift official and took over the silhouette. The Nike SB Zoom Dunk Low Pro 'Circuit Orange' stays true to that heritage, in a white and orange colorway that stands out on street, board or court.
The Dunk originated as a basketball shoe and for the first years of its existence, thats how it was worn. In the 1990s, however, skateboarders began wearing it after realizing that basketball featuressuch as an extra wide tongue and a pivot traction patternsuited their own sport well. In 2001, Nike SB made the shift official and took over the silhouette. The Nike SB Zoom Dunk Low Pro 'Circuit Orange' stays true to that heritage, in a white and orange colorway that stands out on street, board or court.
