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Nike SB Dunk High – Grand Purple – Black

When you think perforated uppers on a Nike SB shoes, you might think of Gino Iannucci, one of the original Nike SB riders who had a signature Nike SB Dunk Low in the first series of Nike SB in 2002. This upcoming Nike SB Dunk High isn’t Iannucci’s to call his own, nor does it have any ties to the Sacramento Kings, as it was previously named. The simple colorway of this Nike SB Dunk High does fit in well with the early-season Nike SBs, making for one of the cleanest SB Dunk Highs in recent memory.

ERIC KOSTON DUNK TEMPLE MOSQUE THAILAND

Since seeing Eric Koston QA the Dunk SB High last October, and with his Thailand SB Low releasing in June, we now have a look at his High Top iteration, based again off of his roots in Thailand and the colorway designed after the temples. The shoe dons a majority gold upper in reference to Koston’s Thai heritage. More specifically, it likens the glistening gold domes and minarets of mosques that speckle Thailand’s cityscapes.
Materially, the Dunk SB High shoe utilizes foil and suede. Details can be found in the diamond motif on the upper heel panel and the red second swoosh. The shoe is properly punctuated with the classic combo of white midsole and gum outsole.

Nike SB Zoom P-Rod III – Grey – Mean Green – Sample

Paul Rodriguez is well on his way to becoming the Michael Jordan of skateboarding, at least when it comes to annual footwear releases. His P-Rod II was successful enough to spawn a vulc-soled redux, but colorways like this will keep the spotlight on the Nike SB Zoom P-Rod III for a good while longer. This is easily one of the hottest P-Rods ever and probably one of the best looks from Nike SB in 2010, with a simple white/grey/black base completely electrified by select neon green hits.

Nike SB Stefan Janoski Premium – Black Leather

The majority (if not all) of Janoskis were released in cloth or suede based uppers, but this Holiday 2010 release features a black-leather construction that gives the Janoski less of a skater look and more of a casual dress-shoe appeal.The Nike SB Stefan Janoski already appears out of place with its boat-shoe design, but this newfound material allows this skater shoe to be categorized in two different areas. That’s versatility for ya. You can expect these this Holiday 2010.
The Nike SB sneaker itself is very comfortable and cute. Will be perfectly fitted in any social, casual or graceful party. The released date of this is not fixed yet, but probably will be dropped in the next few months. If you like nature of the world and want to live simple. You can try this as a simple effort of that wish.
[image via SneakerNews]

Nike SB Zoom Air Stefan Janosk

The Nike SB Stefan Janoski was released in the middle of 2009 but just one year ago another unreleased prototype meant for Janoski was created. There’s no need to point out that the design for the prototype and the final release are like day and night; the unreleased version is very much like the other non-signature Nike SB that released – the Harbor, Classic, a Regime upper – so perhaps that’s why the Nike SB camp decided to trash it for good and go with a fresh design. This look-see sample obviously never made it beyond the cutting room floor but now it’s your turn to offer an opinion; did Nike SB make the right choice?

Nike SB P-Rod 2.5 – Grand Purple – Varsity Maize

For Paul Rodriguez, every day seems like a good day. Skating through the streets with teammate Eric Koston, running into Kobe, getting his board obliterated by Ice Cube. Being a California native, P-Rod also cheers on the Lakers, which definitely made every day a good day for all Californians (Nor-Cal heads excluded). Check out this new color of the Nike SB P-Rod 2.5, featuring a quintessential Lakers colorway. These P-Rod 2.5s should hit Nike SB spots in time for summer.

Nike SB Dunk Low Premium – Marvin The Martian

The Nike SB Dunk Low is due up for a fatty injection in the tongue, but before it sheds its slim figure, the previously previewed green, black, gold, and red colorway known as the Marvin the Martian SB Dunk Low will hit a release. The pattern seen on the swoosh and inner lining was first thought to be Safari print but also serves to replicate the cratered surface of Mars. These are definitely on of the more creative colorways to hit the SB Dunk, so continue reading for an extra look and watch for these to drop at select SB accounts soon.

Nike SB Blazer CS – Metallic Gold – Gold Dust

Un-stuffed tongue, un-strapped Dunk Mid, what next? We previewed the Nike SB Blazer CS which, simply put, looked like

the Blazer High after it got into a fight with a pair of heavy-duty scissors. The SB Blazer is actually favorite among the [url=http://sale-cheap-shoes.com]Nike SB

Skate[/url] Team, as are mid-cut shoes. The overall silhouette of the Nike SB Blazer CS is very similar to the recently released

Nike SB Zoom Omar Salazar, which might prove that mid-cut, unstuffed, and unstrapped is the best course of skating action.

This upcoming colorway features three different tones of beige on the upper, swoosh, and midsole, and you should expect

these later in the year as part of the Nike SB Holiday 2010 Collection.

Nike SB Dunk Low Premium – Yellow Curb

The last time elephant print made its way on a Nike SB Dunk Low, it resulted in an all-time classic heralded by sneakerheads worldwide. This upcoming SB Dunk Low features the design cue made famous by the Air Jordan III and further popularized by the Supreme SB Dunk, but with a slight variation in that the print is embossed rather than engraved. This SB Dunk Low also features mesh on the toe, patent leather on the rear panel, griptape on the center, and an elephant print graphic on the midsole. Is that a fat tongue we see? This black-and-yellow colorway is a tribute to all the yellow curbs that have withstood and will withstand the countless skate-sessions. Watch for these Premium Dunk SBs to drop this upcoming Holiday 2010 season at select SB sites.

Nike SB Dunk Low – Enigma Low Sample

It’s fairly common for Nike SB heads to find out about upcoming colorways via the “unknown sample”. New upcoming designs usually have leaked images or catalog shots, but there really isn’t anything to preview with a Nike Dunk, since the silhouette is nothing new at all. It’s the colorways that we’re hungry for, so check out this sample of the Nike SB Dunk Low in a tan and black colorway. First things first; un-stuffed tongue. The muse behind the colorway or a possible release date is still an enigma, so we’ll call it the Enigma Dunk SB Low for now. Check out images after the jump and drop your two cents on what an appropriate nickname for these SB samples could be.