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The Nike Dunk has become a fan-favourite ever since it was revived in 2019 by the Swoosh team from their archives. With countless iterations already on the market, it appears that Nike has no intentions of terminating the production any time soon as we have another colourway on our hands. The Nike Dunk High First Use University Red is one of my noteworthy additions to the sportswear giant's Dunk roster and we've got our first look at the pair right here so read on as we dive deeper.
Working on a high-top profile to provide heightened ankle and heel support for the wearer, the entire construction is dipped in a bold red paint coating the leather base and suede overlays from heel to toe.
The design is splashed with a pop of contrast through the use of eye-catching white flairs marking the outline Swoosh logos across the sidewalls, paired with the text "First Use June 18, 1971" that pays homage to the Swoosh's trademark date.
Let us know if you're going to be copping the Nike Dunk High First Use University Red as we have no doubts that many long-term shoe collectors have this on their must-cop list. Use Nike Dunk size guide to know how they fit and keep it locked in right here at The Sole Supplier to stay in the know of all upcoming Nike releases.
For sizing information check out our Nike Dunk size guide.
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