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Name: Nike SB Dunk Low Pro 'Polaroid' Shoes - Black / Black - White
SKU: 201835

Nike SB Dunk Low Pro 'Polaroid' Shoes

This product is sold on an enter draw to purchase basis. The draw opens on Wednesday 21st September at 17:00PM BST. The draw closes on Thursday 22nd September at 08:00AM BST.

Winners will be picked on Thursday 22nd September at 12:00PM BST and we will aim to confirm both successful and unsuccessful entries within three hours.

Winning entries will start shipping Friday 23rd September.

Limited to one pair per person. UK only, no forwarding addresses.

All releases products are subject to our standard returns terms and conditions.

Read the raffle entry information and instructions for Releases.Flatspot .

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Nike SB Dunk Low Pro 'Polaroid' Shoes in Black and White. Designed in partnership with instant film brand Polaroid, the Nike SB Dunk Low Pro ‘Polaroid’ is a creative and photography themed take on the classic courtside silhouette. Styled with black nubuck uppers with white Polaroid framed rear quarters, this low collar skate shoe features a full length cupsole stitch, a cushioned foam sockliner, an integrated Zoom Air unit and a circular underfoot tread for maximised traction. Perforations across each toe box honour the Dunk’s original design, whilst the Polaroid Spectrum is embroidered beneath the recessed six eyelet lacing system and is styled to create the triple stacked, semi-translucent sidewall Swooshes. Finished with custom Polaroid aglets, interchangeable laces, a padded ‘Nike SB Dunk Low Pro’ woven tongue, multicolour striped ‘Polaroid x Nike SB’ insoles and with each parties’ namesake embroidered across each reflective heel tab.

Celebrating self-expression, inclusivity and creativity through a unique lens and supported by an accompanying edit featuring Nike SB team riders Sarah Muerle and Brian Anderson, the Nike SB Dunk Low Pro ‘Polaroid’ pays homage to Polaroid’s iconic instant film legacy and to cameras such as the Polaroid Now and Polaroid Go. Exploring what skate means to them and addressing the creative symbiosis that binds both photography and skateboarding culture.