Nike SB Dunk Low Crenshaw Skate Club

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Nike SB Dunk Low Crenshaw Skate Club

Sale price$230.00
SKU: FN4193-100
Pickup available at 1251 U.S. 31 North Usually ready in 1 hour

Nike SB Dunk Low Crenshaw Skate Club

9.5M/11W - Brand New / Greenwood

1251 U.S. 31 North

Pickup available, usually ready in 1 hour

1251 U.S. 31 North
Space 22
Greenwood IN 46142
United States

+13173606566
Size:9.5M/11W - Brand New
Location:Greenwood
Nike SB Dunk Low Crenshaw Skate Club FN4193-100 9.5M/11W Brand New Original Box (Good) [SUBLOCATION]

Nike SB Dunk Low Crenshaw Skate Club (FN4193-100)

The Crenshaw Skate Club x Nike SB Dunk Low is a collaboration between Nike Skateboarding and the Los Angeles-based Crenshaw Skate Club, an organization founded in 2017 that champions inner-city skateboarding culture. Released on August 5, 2023, this marked the club's first-ever Nike SB Dunk collaboration and quickly became one of the most community-rooted SB releases of the year.

The shoe is built on the classic SB Dunk Low silhouette and dressed in a Sail, Light Blue, and Cedar colorway. The upper pairs suede underlays with cracked leather overlays inspired by the iconic Crenshaw Square sign. Light blue Swoosh logos, a sky-tinted translucent rubber outsole, and mismatched Nike and CSC co-branding on the tongue tags and back heel tabs round out the design. An illustrated graphic inside the tongue — repeated beneath the outsole — and a burnished tie-dye finish on the custom printed insoles add layers of hidden detail throughout.

Details

  • Style Code: FN4193-100
  • Colorway: Sail / Light Blue / Cedar
  • Release Date: August 5, 2023
  • Retail Price: $130
  • Upper: Cracked leather overlays with suede underlays
  • Outsole: Translucent rubber with subtle blue tint; CSC building block graphic repeated underfoot
  • Co-branded tongue tags and heel tabs (Nike x CSC)
  • Custom illustrated insoles with tie-dye finish
  • Includes extra set of laces; housed in special collaborative packaging
  • Part of Nike SB's skate shop exclusive release program