Nike SB

After the Nike X Skateboarding project failed twice, Nike made its break through in the skate business in 2002 with authenticity and a lot of know-how from renowned skaters combined with signatures from athletes like Paul Rodriguez and a competitive skate team.
With improved wearing comfort, padded tongues, collars and Zoom Air soles, and high-class designs as well as impressive collaborations, Nike SB was rewarded with great appreciation among the skate community, sneaker fans and especially collectors.

The first Nike SB release was a Dunk Low following by Dunk Highs, Mids and the SB Blazer like Milkcrate, Freddy Krueger, Papa-, Mama-, or Baby-Bear, which to-date have a collector’s value of up to $ 4.000.
The Nike throughout a highly celebrated label that is not yet obsolete and always releases impressive models alongside new technologies in the sneaker scene.