'Chicago' Nike SB Dunk Lows Are Coming This SB colorway resembles the iconic 'Chicago' Air Jordan 1.

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 Nike Skateboarding will use the beloved Air Jordan 1 High "Chicago" as inspiration for this new SB Dunk Low release.

This isn't the first time that Nike SB borrowed original iterations of the Air Jordan 1 and turned them into SB Dunk Low releases. The theme started with the Royal-inspired "J-Pack" makeup that released in 2005 and continued all the way up to the recently-released "Shadow" colorway. The pair pictured here was available yesterday at U.K.-based retailer Size? and sold out immediately.

Its quick disappearance owes in part to the renewed fervor around SB Dunks.

As of now, a wider release for the Nike SB Dunk Low "Chicago" is currently unknown, but stay tuned Here for official launch details expected to arrive soon.

Nike SB Dunk Low 'Chicago' Tongue
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Nike SB Dunk Low 'Chicago' Heel
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Nike SB Dunk Low 'Chicago' Heel
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