Diamond Supply Co. x Nike Dunk Low Pro SB "Black Diamond"

Diamond Supply Co. x Nike Dunk Low Pro SB "Black Diamond" — Black/Chrome-Black (BV1310-001)

The Diamond Supply Co. x Nike Dunk Low Pro SB "Black Diamond" (BV1310-001) released Saturday, November 10, 2018.

Original retail (2018): $100 · Lowest resale ask: $198 on Flight Club (Nov 14, 2026)

Colorway: Black/Chrome-Black · Style code: BV1310-001 · Release date: November 10, 2018 · Lowest resale ask: $198 · Availability: Available now

Source: GOAT's catalog · stores checked Nov 14, 2026, 4:21 PM ET

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About the Diamond Supply Co. x Nike Dunk Low Pro SB "Black Diamond"

The Black Diamond Dunk Low Pro SB brings Diamond Supply Co. back to the silhouette, revisiting the two brands' original 2005 collaboration in a new all black colorway. Black leather covers the upper, textured with a croc pattern across the overlays and finished with white contrast stitching that traces the panel lines. Rather than a printed or stitched Swoosh, this pair uses a one piece silver Swoosh you can remove, running from the heel across both quarter panels and fastened underneath with aqua colored velcro.

Released November 10, 2018 for $100, Black Diamond was one of three colorways in the collection, alongside white and yellow versions of the same build. Where the original 2005 pairing helped establish Diamond Supply Co. as a Nike SB collaborator, this later release leaned on a darker, more subdued palette and a swappable Swoosh rather than the bold graphics associated with the brand's early skate wear. The removable panel let wearers change up the shoe's look without touching the rest of the black base.

Written with AI from brand specs; facts checked against our catalog data on Sep 25, 2026.