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Nike’s dedicated skateboarding division absolutely thrives when it comes to collaborative projects, with plenty of different efforts dropping over the last few months. Up next is the Why So Sad? x Nike SB Dunk Low, a partnership with professional skater John Rattray’s mental health awareness project. The duo have teamed up to work on the classic silhouette that looks to be packed with special-edition features.
The Why So Sad Dunks are decked out in a two-tone blue look, hits of red, white and yellow complement the colourway perfectly, while Nike’s signature Swoosh logo is emblazoned on both the lateral and medial sides.
Key features include an embroidered chicken riding a skateboard on the lateral heel, as well as Nike SB branding on the tongues and heels. Fat-style SB laces keep this pair firmly on feet even while riding at speed, and the cushioned midsole ensures that these are ready for the high-impact sport of skateboarding.
If you’re looking at getting your hands on this pair then you’ll have to stay tuned for further details, as so far no official release date is set for these, although we’ll be letting you know as soon as possible. In the meantime, check out the rest of our site for your daily footwear fix!
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