Nike SB Dunk Low "Day of the Dead"
The Nike SB Dunk Low "Day of the Dead" (313170-801) released in January 2006.
Original retail (2006): $115
Colorway: Orange Blaze/Black/White · Style code: 313170-801 · Release date: January 2006 · Original retail (2006): $115 · Availability: Sold out at retail
Source: GOAT's catalog · stores checked Sep 17, 2026, 5:00 PM ET
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About the Nike SB Dunk Low "Day of the Dead"
Nike SB built this Dunk for Dia de los Muertos, the Mexican observance held at the start of November when families set altars for their dead. It was one of the earliest attempts by the skate line to build a shoe around a cultural calendar rather than a skater, a shop or a colour story, and distribution followed the theme: the pair went to accounts in Mexico and Canada rather than the wider North American run, which is why comparatively few surfaced in the United States. Orange leather and black suede split the upper, with purple trim running the panel edges and a reptile-textured Swoosh cutting across. Skeleton line art is printed on the suede in the manner of the calavera engravings tied to the holiday, and the outsole was left translucent so the graphic work carries through to the bottom of the shoe. Underneath sits the standard early skate build: a fattened tongue, extra collar padding and a Zoom Air unit in the heel, the changes Sandy Bodecker's team made to turn a 1985 basketball shoe into something usable on a board. It arrived in 2006, when releases of this kind were still handled almost entirely through skate shops.
Written with AI from brand specs; facts checked against our catalog data on Sep 18, 2026.