Nike SB 'Polaroid' Dunk Low

MORE PAIRS AVAILABLE.  The draw opens on Wednesday 21st September at 17:00PM (BST) and closes on Thursday 22nd September 2022 at 08:00AM (BST). You can enter the draw here.

Designed in partnership with the instant film camera brand and supported by an accompanying edit featuring team riders Sarah Muerle and Brian Anderson, the Nike SB Dunk Low Pro ‘Polaroid’ arrives as part of a creative collaboration focused on celebrating diversity, inclusivity and the art of self-expression. Inspired by shareable snapshots and detailed with Polaroid’s iconic Spectrum colouring detailed throughout.

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Paying tribute to the intersection of culture, self-expression and ungoverned creativity, the Nike SB Polaroid Dunk is a performative and undoubtedly unique skate shoe. Having collaborated with brands such as Puma and outdoor enthusiasts Teva, Polaroid has remained a mainstay of contemporary culture since their original establishment in 1937 by Edwin H. Land. Relaunched in 2017 as part of the Impossible Project, Polaroid’s illustrious legacy is one firmly centred at the core of both modern and nostalgic photography and film culture thanks to their visionary mindset and their appreciation for evolutionary camera design. Arriving as their first ever collaboration, this camera themed Dunk Low Pro draws similarity to recent releases including the Sony DCR-VX1000 ‘Digital Handycam’ inspired VX1000 Dunk Low Pro from the brand’s Orange Label collection and 2015’s ‘Wolf Grey’ Nike SB x Atlas Dunk Low Premium from a titled ‘35mm’ pack inspired by skate photographers Mark White and Joe Brooks’ personal collection of monochrome snapshots.

Styled with black nubuck uppers with contrasting white lateral quarters, detailed with embossed Polaroid frames and a subtle ode to over-exposed lighting, the Nike SB x Polaroid Dunk Low Pro is a colourful silhouette influenced by the narrative of one of the most iconic photography and film brand’s to date. A bright white and full length cupsole stitch is complemented by a rubber outsole with a classic circular tread, whilst a bright red underfoot pivot circle pays reference to the shutter button on cameras such as the Polaroid Now and Polaroid Go. Perforations across the forefoot lead to an embroidered multicoloured spectrum at the base of the recessed six eyelet lacing system, whilst interchangeable puffy laces secure the padded ‘Nike SB Dunk Low Pro’ tongue in place. Nike’s usual sidewall Swooshes are replaced with triple stacked blue, yellow and red semi-transparent variants inspired by Polaroid’s iconic logo, whilst further Polaroid branding appears across each lace aglet and the mix match, rainbow stripe ‘Nike SB x Polaroid’ insoles. Finished with black collar linings and with ‘Nike’ and ‘Polaroid’ embroidered branding sewn across each ankle.

Exploring what skateboarding means to them, female photographer and Nike SB skater Sarah Muerle is joined by fellow teammate Brian Anderson in both an accompanying edit and a supporting ‘Polaroid Workshop’ film. Celebrating the unique symbiosis between photography and skateboarding by capturing the world through a different lens to the norm, both skaters address how their identities play a role in evolving skate culture and how the art of both photography and skate is continually broadening perspectives.

 

Please read carefully for purchase details:

Due to the limited numbers of the Nike SB Polaroid Dunk we are making the shoes available via our Releases.flatspot site on a Raffle to purchase basis.

The draw opens on Wednesday 21st September at 17:00PM (BST) and closes on Thursday 22nd September 2022 at 08:00AM (BST). You can enter the draw here.

Limited to one pair per person. Available to UK residents only.

Winners will be chosen on Thursday 22nd September 2022 at 12:00PM (BST) and we will aim to confirm both successful and unsuccessful entries within three hours. Winning pairs will start shipping Friday 23rd September 2022.

For each release we will invite those interested to enter a draw to purchase prior to the products actual designated time of release. Card payment will be required to register for each draw and your payment will be authorised but the funds not taken by us unless your name is successfully drawn at the designated time and date of the actual release.

If you are unsuccessful in the draw the pre-authorisation will be voided and your funds released, it may take up to five working days before you see your funds available in your account again.

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