Neon Green Branding Animates This Grayscale Nike Dunk Low

Peter Moore’s Nike Dunk Low debuted in 1985, but it continues to have a chokehold on sneaker rotations everywhere.

Ahead of summer, the basketball shoe design has emerged in a refreshing mix of black, grey, and neon green hues. Base layers opt for a grayscale finish, while overlays around the toe, along the tongue, and across the heel favor pitch-dark contrast. Non-standard, miniature swooshes at the lateral toe introduce a vibrant neon green into the mix; the “NIKE” branding on the tongue label and spine follows suit. Underfoot, the Air Jordan 1-like sole unit keeps things simple in a two-tone arrangement that sees a white midsole coupled with a charcoal-reminiscent outsole. Laces feature reflective detailing that further animates the latest take on Moore’s iconic creation.

Enjoy official photos of the pair ahead, and anticipate a release via nike.com soon.

In related sneaker news, the Air Max family continues to expand with new styles.

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