Collection: Nike Dunk

Nike Dunk – iconic sneakers with basketball roots

Nike Dunk debuted in 1985 as a basketball shoe for college teams – the “Be True to Your School” campaign matched the colors to the colors of individual universities. A simple low or high top and flat sole quickly won over skaters, and since 2002, the Nike SB line has made the Dunk one of the most important models in sneaker culture.

In this collection, you will find all the Dunks available at Sneakers Depot: popular Nike Dunk Low, rarer Nike Dunk High, SB versions, and limited collaborations. Looking for a similar silhouette? Check out the Air Jordan 1 Low and Air Force 1 as well.

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Nike Dunk – how to choose the right pair for you

The Nike Dunk collection today encompasses several different worlds under one name. Alongside simple, two-tone versions like the Panda or Grey Fog, you'll find Dunk SBs with a thicker tongue, Off-White collaborations from "The 50" series, and Supreme designs that have been among the most coveted pairs on the resale market for years. Before you choose, it's worth knowing how these lines differ.

Dunk Low, Dunk High and Dunk SB – the differences in practice

Nike Dunk Lowis the most versatile option: the low collar pairs well with shorts, jeans and sweatpants, and the model is easy to match with the rest of your wardrobe. You'll find the full selection of low pairs in the collection Nike Dunk Low . The high version provides better ankle support and makes a stronger statement – check out Nike Dunk High if you prefer a more retro, basketball look. Dunk SB shoes, on the other hand, have a padded, "fluffy" tongue, additional Zoom foam in the insole, and often more experimental materials such as suede or sashiko.

Dunk Low – everyday wear, the widest range of colors
Dunk High – a bolder, vintage character
Dunk SB – more comfortable insole, collaborations and limited editions
GS versions – smaller sizes, often chosen by women

Dunk sizing and care

Nike Dunks usually follow Nike sizing, although those with wider feet may choose half a size up, especially in models with a thick leather toe box. Clean smooth leather with a damp cloth and a mild sneaker cleaner, and suede and nubuck with a suede brush – without soaking them. Shoe trees will help reduce creasing on the front of the shoe. If you like a similar vibe, also check out the Air Jordan 1 Low , which has a similar low-top silhouette.

FAQ – Nike Dunk

How can you spot a fake Nike Dunk?

The most common signs are crooked stitching around the swoosh, a heel counter that is too soft or poorly cut, a blurry print on the label, and an unnatural glue smell. However, the easiest way is to buy from a place where every pair undergoes a Depot Check – then you don't have to rely on your own eyes.

Are Nike Dunk Lows good for everyday wear?

Yes, they are comfortable city shoes, although they have a flat, classic sole without modern foam. If you need more cushioning for long walks, consider the SB version with a Zoom insole.

What is a Nike Dunk Mystery Box?

It is a set in which you receive a random, authentic pair of Dunks in your chosen size. You can find the details and rules in the product description and in the collection Mystery Box .