Nike Dunk Low 'Escargot'

Nike kiest voor smaakvol met de Dunk Low ‘Escargot’

In an exciting blend of sport and haute cuisine, Nike is set to release the much-anticipated Nike SB Dunk Low 'Escargot', a culinary homage that's stirring the appetite of sneaker enthusiasts worldwide.

Nike Dunk Low 'Escargot'


Celebrating the inclusion of skateboarding in the 2024 Paris Olympics for the second time, this limited edition sneaker is a tasteful nod to France's iconic delicacy, escargot.

Crafted with an eye for detail, the 'Escargot' features a vibrant green upper, symbolising herbed garlic butter, complemented by beige overlays that mimic the snail's shell. Metallic silver accents add a touch of elegance, representing the serving platter, while dinner plate graphics on the insoles round off the theme with a whimsical touch. A classic white midsole and a gum rubber outsole complete the design, ensuring that this sneaker is as stylish as it is comfortable.

Nike Dunk Low 'Escargot'

Priced at $125, the Nike SB Dunk Low 'Escargot' is expected to launch later this year, available at select skate shops and possibly on Nike.com. As the sneaker world buzzes with anticipation, this release promises to be a delectable addition to any collection. Keep your eyes peeled for official updates, and prepare to indulge in a fusion of fashion and flavour that only Nike could cook up.

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