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_Designed for basketball but adopted by skaters, the Nike Dunk Low helped define sneaker culture. Now this mid-80s icon is an easy score for your wardrobe. With ankle padding and durable rubber traction, these are a slam dunk whether you're learning to skate or getting ready for school._Made to LastReal and synthetic leather is durable and adds a classic feel._Heritage LookThe collar and tongue are paired with perforations on the toe area to give these sneakers an iconic look rooted in the original Dunk._All-Day TractionFull-length rubber outsole provides durable traction and features a traction pattern similar to the original._Product detailsClassic lacesCupsole construction_Nike DunkBorn from a series of mash-ups, hacks and tight deadlines, the Nike Dunk landed on college basketball courts during the '85-'86 season. While the original 'College Colours' designs helped fans stay true to their school, the Dunk didn't prove to be popular. But it was this humble sneaker's lack of popularity—and flat, grippy soles—that helped it jump the rails to captivate skateboarders. Decades later, this everyday favourite continues to be snatched up in countless colourways, proving its influence is undeniable.

A head-turner from the first step. Green Strike Air bubbles and Swoosh logos are making these juniors' Air Max 95 trainers pop. Nike's layering the wavy upper in mesh and synthetic colour block panels. While the flex grooves in the rubber sole make for big grip. Only at JD, these sneakers are finished off with the iconic Air Max logo.

A head-turner from the first step. Green Strike Air bubbles and Swoosh logos are making these juniors' Air Max 95 trainers pop. Nike's layering the wavy upper in mesh and synthetic colour block panels. While the flex grooves in the rubber sole make for big grip. Only at JD, these sneakers are finished off with the iconic Air Max logo.