Nike Dunk Low Yellow Strike DM9467-700

It’s all fun and games until your sneaker scores run low! So, here’s Nike Dunk Low Yellow Strike to bring your lost scores back on track. You can see how gorgeous this theme looks with just the vanilla white and banana-cream yellow accents. This particular Dunk series from the Swoosh team has been steamrolling since the beginning of 2021. It’s good for the sneaker lovers because Nike isn’t showing any signs of stopping at all! This version of low-top comes with a summer-friendly palette consisting of only white and yellow.

You don’t always need flashy colours like aqua or lemon to feel fresh on the summer day. Sometimes a soft duckling yellow and snow white is enough. This Yellow Strike palette has a blotty pattern as its accent as if the yellow hues are wearing out. On the other hand, the Nike Swoosh pops with a bolder yellow shade for a master contrast. This one isn’t only big for its colours. Like all the previous and ongoing Nike Dunk trainers, this one will also be popular for its construction. After all, leather-on-leather from Swoosh isn’t something you can miss. Follow FastSoleUK for more details.

First of all, the crisp white vanilla upper body can turn your head right away! The walls are squeaky clean and include the laces, tongue tab, and the Nike Dunk Low midsole in the white palette. Likewise, the textile inner lining goes white too. All of this softness suddenly turns into a summer party when you spot the faded yellow print on the overlays. The forefoot and heel layer shows off the yellow smudges gorgeously! So, the suede Nike Swoosh on the sidewall jumps out with bright maize yellow, and the outsole goes peach. 

When the hot summer morning gets on your nerves, this Dunk Low in Yellow Strike is your way out. But don’t confuse it with the Lemon Drop theme. Contrarily, this version comes along with Purple Pulse. So, make sure to check that out.

Nike Dunk Low Yellow Strike will be out on July 22nd via listed UK and European retailers. Grab it as soon as possible!

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