The Nike SB Dunk Low Pro "Bison" hit shelves in 2003 alongside the sophomore year of Nike SB and the introduction of the silver box packaging. Sporting a suede upper, the sneakers boast contrasting shades of brown on the heels and side panels. The toe box stands out with its bright red suede, while the look is rounded off with a dark brown midsole and a classic gum outsole.
Introduced formally in 2002, the Nike SB Dunk underwent a transformation, evolving from its original design as a basketball sneaker from the 1980s to better suit the needs of the skateboarding community. Sandy Bodecker, a former Nike executive, played a pivotal role in shaping the Nike SB line, turning it into one of Nike's most cherished subdivisions during the early 2000s.
What distinguishes Nike SB from its competitors is its boundless creativity, collaborations, use of various materials, and whimsical, thematic designs that have captivated sneaker enthusiasts of a generation. Drawing inspiration from diverse sources such as beer bottles, horror films, jewelry, and iconic cities, Nike Dunks have become emblematic of the brand's creativity and innovation.
