Matt Varga The flow of new Nike Dunk Low releases isn’t stopping anytime soon. While their ubiquitous adoption may elicit groans from some, it does provide plenty of space to experiment. As Nike continues its “Move to Zero,” the Nike Dunk Low marches on as a canvas to express that. It’s again enlisted to do so with the latest Next Nature colorway.
For those who haven’t encountered the initiative before, each “Next Nature” release boasts at least 20% recycled material by weight. Those with a keen eye will spot speckled rubber in the outsole, visually speaks to its reclaimed hardware. The colorway at work here is successful, if not a bit unremarkable, given that most sneakerheads probably have at least one pair of two-tone dunks in their closet. However, with ecological concerns more pressing than ever, this pair gives consumers the chance to keep those considerations in mind without sacrificing streetwear sensibility.
The Nike Dunk Low Next Nature “Aster Pink” is set to drop as a part of Nike’s Summer ’24 slate. Expect women’s sizing and a retail price in the area of $115.
Staying in Oregon, the Nike Bode Astro Grabber collection releases on April 18th.
WHERE TO BUY
Nike Dunk Low Next Nature
US 2024
| Retailer | Time | Shipping | Release type | Status | Reminder | |
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| Nikestore US | N/A | North America Only | Standard | Check Site | - |
