Check Out These Fantastic Nike Dunk Low Colorways

An explosion of monthly releases typically follows a single or pack throwback to capitalize on the enthusiasm around a sneaker's return to the game. We've seen it before, with the Flyknit hype in 2010, the reintroduction of Shox, and, maybe most infamously, the Dunk Low.

Given the cult following the shape has amassed over the years, especially as Nike SB is concerned, when a gradual rollout of Dunks was announced, the overall reaction was favorable. The Dunk Low has been at the core of what many would say are Nike's boldest or most legendary releases - we're looking at you, SB Dunk Low x Ben & Jerry's "Chunky Dunky" – through both public releases and partnerships.

The easy-to-wear "Grey Fog," which will be released on September 21, is one of the next colors. "Midas Gold," "Championship Red," and the women's-only "Animal Swoosh" are other colors featuring looser release features and a typical leather construction. The "Medium Olive" version has a recycled nylon upper for those looking for something a little different in terms of construction.

You can determine whether or not Dunk Lows are worn out, but either way, they're not going away anytime soon.

New Dunk Low colors and re-releases have been a regular throughout the last year. To mention a few, we've had the "UNC," "Panda," "Pine Green," and "Yellow Strike" - with many, many more on the way before the year is done.

In any case, the modest Dunk Low continues to be a favourite of sneakerheads, causing a bit of a commotion even when we reshare previous colorways. Collaborations, of course, have a greater impact.

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