Color Skates Nike SB Dunk High Kebab And Destroy Tan CZ2205-700

Set reminders 'cause you won't wanna miss the upcoming collab between Color Skates and Nike! The renowned Skateboard store based in Athens joins hands with team Swoosh for this incredibly stunning silhouette, and we're here for it! If you want to find out all the interesting details about the Kebab and Destroy, join us at FastSoleUK. Also, keep reading the deets below and let us know on our page what you think of this unique sneaker. Will you cop or drop the upcoming Color Skates Nike SB Dunk High Kebab And Destroy Tan? These highly coveted Dunk High shoes deserve to be in every sneaker collection. Grab yours before the shops sell out, 'cause sneakerhead's won't wait for anyone before wiping out the stores.

This intriguing runner takes inspiration from the special gyro kebabs that the Greeks are well known for, hence the moniker Kebab And Destroy. The colourway perfectly depicts the shades that resemble the unique Greek dish, and the texture on this shoe makes them more exquisite. As you can see, the base and overlays are all a mix of suede and leather. White leather makes up the perforated toe box. A beige base layer of suede then adorns the entire silhouette. Also, the overlaying Tan suede around the front of the shoe and the textured brown overlays at the heels and ankle strap add variation.

Any Nike pair would obviously be incomplete with the signature Swoosh logo, which takes on a bright red hue on this pair. The laces up top also match the colour of the Swoosh, adding more spice to the whole look. The branding is finished off with the iconic Color Skate logo at the ankle area.

Lastly, the whole pair sits atop a black midsole cushioned with Nike's Air technology that we all know and love. If you want the Color Skates Nike SB Dunk High Kebab And Destroy Tan in your collection, stay alert. These sneaks are about to drop soon. Let us know on our page how you will style these jaw-dropping sneaks. You can buy them dorm the listed UK and European shops.

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