Nike SB: The Dunk Book

The first book about Nike's iconic DUNK SB, a mid-cut basketball shoe that has become a colorful (and often irreverent) icon of skate and streetwear over the past two decades.

Created in 2002, the Nike Dunk was adopted off the court by skateboarders and sneakerheads and became an icon of the street. An early catalyst for the development of sneaker culture as we know it today, the Nike Dunk has continued to reinvent itself through numerous iterations and creative collaborations, proving to be an integral part of a culture dominated by sneakers
obsessed with sneakers. To celebrate this legacy, Nike SB: The Dunk Book is the first book to showcase the historical archive of one of the most important shoes of all time. Worn by an ever-growing number of elite riders in competitions around the world, Nike Dunks are prized for both their edgy, unique design and high performance.

Nike SB: The Dunk Book is filled with stunning images that tell the visual story of the most iconic Nike SB styles. Featuring Danny Supas, Staple Pigeon Dunks, De La Soul Highs, Paris Dunks, UNKLEs and Supreme Dunk SBs, this volume showcases the signature colorway and craftsmanship that Nike SBs are known for.

Through insightful anecdotes from people like Futura and Paul Rodriguez, readers learn how their favorite sneakers came to be. There are also archival images of Nike SB's most famous skaters wearing the iconic sneakers, including Eric Koston, Richard Mulder, Grant Taylor, Omar Salazar, Reese Forbes, Brian Anderson, Theotis Beasley and Daniel Shimizu.

Pages: 352