The Origins of the Nike Dunk Low

The Nike Dunk first launched in 1985 as a performance basketball shoe, but it wasn’t long before skaters and sneakerheads took notice. The Dunk Low emerged as the most wearable version of the silhouette—offering a lower collar and versatile styling. Its transition from the court to streetwear came naturally, especially through the rise of SB Dunks in the early 2000s, where Nike introduced padded tongues, Zoom Air cushioning, and iconic collabs.

Unique Features

1. Classic Leather Upper Smooth overlays and durable construction for a clean look and consistent fit.

2. Low-Cut Collar Gives a sleek, lifestyle-ready feel that pairs easily with any fit—from denim to cargos to shorts.

3. Endless Colorways & Collabs From varsity-inspired OGs to rare artist collabs and skate-shop exclusives, Dunks keep the heat coming.

From Court to Culture

The Dunk Low is more than a sneaker—it’s a symbol of versatility, style, and street credibility. Its mix of heritage design and current relevance makes it a must-have in every rotation.

Available at Mad Kicks

Explore the Nike Dunk Low Collection—online and in stores at Mad Kicks. From everyday staples to rare grails, level up your lineup with the most iconic low-top in the game.