Is the Nike SB Eric Koston One ever going to fall off? It doesn’t look like it. This "Vintage Green" makeup marks the February installment of the
Nike SB
Nike SB, Skateboarding, started off in 2002 so Nike can compete against other skateboarding brands such as DVS, DC, Globe, and Vans. It started off with just the Dunk models, and later on Nike signed Paul Rodriguez (P-Rod) with his own signature shoe. Also in 2005, Nike introduced the Blazer SB, a revamp of the 1970's model with Zoom Air insoles.
Nike SB is very popular because of the exclusiveness to only skateshops and their collaborations. These collaborations include MF Doom, De La Soul, Pee Wee Herman, Vanilla Ice, Tiffany Diamonds, and the mash-up of all of the Nike Dunk SB lows with the "What The Dunk."
Nike SB Dunk Mid Pro “Sea Crystal”
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The Nike SB Dunk Mid Pro continues to impress with eye-catching colorways and superb construction. Seen today in a black and green scheme, this
Nike SB P-Rod V Black/Cement
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Paul Rodriguez is to Nike SB what Michael Jordan was to Nike Basketball before getting his own brand. Now on his fifth signature shoe, the P-Rod V,
Nike SB Dunk Low “Ironstone”
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Along with the Nike SB Janoski “Deep Ocean,” Nike SB has released the Nike SB Dunk Low “Ironstone” as part of the February 2012 lineup. The
Nike SB Dunk Low “Pine Green”
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Along with the general release lineup for February 2012, retailers have already received the quickstrike Nike SB Dunk Low “Pine Green”. This Dunk
Nike SB Zoom Stefan Janoski “Deep Ocean”
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Earlier this week, we showed you the Nike SB Janoski Mid “Sandalwood”, a sneaker that possesses a nice, subtle color scheme. We now images of the
Nike SB Dunk Low “Shrimp”
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Photos of a newly designed Nike SB Dunk Low “Shrimp.” have surfaced on the web. The shoe features an all leather base with a red Swoosh and a
Nike SB Blazer Purple/Light Brown
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They may be pretty loud because of their color, but the simplicity of the Nike SB Blazer silhouette and paneling keeps this particular pair from being
