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Before the Air Jordan one, the Nike Dunk was worn off and on the court. Around 1985 the first pair of Nike Dunks were made available, with a variety of different color ways. Finding a color scheme to match your team colors was not a problem. During the 1985 NCAA Basketball Tournaments during the 1985-86 season you would see teams wearing Nike Dunks like Michigan, Syracuse, Maryland, UNLV and Arizona. Due to high demand, Nike finally re released the Dunk in 1998, with many special color ways, collaborations, regional releases and more. The Newest phase is the Nike Dunk SB model, which stands for Skateboarding. A majority of the Lows came with a stuffed tongue, while the Dunk SB Highs did not


Anonymous from Portland
I'm very surprised how different these shoes are from previous models of Converse I've worn The sole is not as flat footed as the typical Chucks and the insole has a great arch lots of cushion for this type of foot wear I can't stand the metal caps on the end of the laces similar to the pair of One-Stars I got two years ago Why is Converse doing this to the laces? Not a big deal though I just cut the tips of the laces off so the metal doesn't flop aroundThe color style fit and comfort are great on this shoe I tried Pro Keds but they were too narrow for my feet These have a nice wide toe box and good arches so for me it's exactly what I need in sneakers where other cool looking sneaks are often too flat I'm on my feet all day on concrete and these one of two pairs of shoes I own that I can stand in all day The Vans low tops are pretty good for me too if I'm out and about but I can't stand on them all day; too flat To all sneaker makers please keep the quality up and comfort
Cathy I from Watsonville, CA
Nice but too narrow - Ordered my usual size (12 WW) and was really looking forward to wearing these on vacation in a few weeks But it's not to be; I had to return them because they are way too narrow After I thought about it almost every pair of Naturalizers I have tried have felt narrower than marked Too bad this is a nice looking shoe Guess I'll have to stick with Clarks As always though ThumbTrade is the best!
Anonymous from Long Island, N.Y.
These slides are sooo comfortable The sole is soft and cushy and I like the velcro closing over the instep so the fit can be adjusted I found them true to size