Nike Court Force
Before the Air Jordan I, the Nike Dunk was worn off and on the court. Around 1985 the first pair of Nike Dunks were made available, with a variety of different color ways. Finding a color scheme to match your team colors was not a problem. During the 1985 NCAA Basketball Tournaments during the 1985-86 season you would see teams wearing Nike Dunks like Michigan, Syracuse, Maryland, UNLV and Arizona.
During the initial release of the Nike Dunks, matching to your uniform would be on point while Nike released two sets of laces (each a different color). Another interesting factor is that the Original release of the Nike Dunk had a matching box in the exact color scheme.
Nike Dunk High
Due to high demand, Nike finally re released the Dunk in 1998, with many special color ways, collaborations, regional releases and more.
Nike Dunk SB
In the third installment of Nike’s Japan Dunk Pack, the “Panda” Dunk High is dedicated to Tokyo’s Ueno Park. Ueno Park houses the Giant Panda known as Ling Ling.
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The panda inspired the make-up of the Dunk High, which sports horsehair on the upper and a black and white color scheme. In addition, the Nike Dunk High Ueno Panda
women Nike Dunk SB
released in July 2008 inside of a cage signifying the home of Ling Ling. Only 400 pairs of the Ueno Panda Dunk Highs were produced and sold exclusively at Tier 0 accounts in Japan
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