The Nike Dunk Low 'Avocado' Gets Its First Look

Nike dons its chef's hat once more with the upcoming Nike Dunk Low, refining the shape with a hint of avocado. The ever-popular and healthful berry is now available in a Dunk, which will be available in the next weeks. Let's look at the model more closely. By the way, avocado is a berry, in case you didn't know.

The avocado's rough, dark green skin is a perfect match for the upper, whose leather has the same texture. Accents that speak for the interior flesh can be seen on the upper outline. The heel is made of a light green suede with a great extra touch of blurred, darker Nike branding.

The sneakers' design is completed by a clean midsole and a black outsole. Of course, the avocado patch next to the toebox is only one of many amazing features on this 'Special' Dunk. Two decorative stickers are also included on the brown insoles. Take a look at the pictures of the footwear!

So far, there's no word on when the Nike Dunk Low 'Avocado' will be available for purchase. We will, however, keep you informed.

Nike Dunk Low 'Avocado'

Nike Dunk Low 'Avocado'

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