Nike Dunk Low Premium SB "Maple Leaf"

Nike Dunk Low Premium SB "Maple Leaf" — Dove Grey/Gorge Green/Black (313170-021)

The Nike Dunk Low Premium SB "Maple Leaf" (313170-021) released Wednesday, December 17, 2014.

Original retail (2014): $100 · Lowest resale ask: $1,070 on GOAT (Nov 7, 2026)

Colorway: Dove Grey/Gorge Green/Black · Style code: 313170-021 · Release date: December 17, 2014 · Lowest resale ask: $1,070 · Availability: Available now

Sources: Nike's product feed (release date), GOAT's catalog (original retail) · stores checked Nov 7, 2026, 5:24 AM ET

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About the Nike Dunk Low Premium SB "Maple Leaf"

The Nike Dunk Low Premium SB 'Maple Leaf' pairs a dove grey base with gorge green overlays and black accents at the eyelets, heel and outsole. The green tone sits closer to a deep forest shade than a bright kelly green, giving the shoe a more muted, autumnal read that lines up with its nickname. As a Premium SB release, the build favors richer materials over the canvas or nylon used on some standard Dunk Low colorways.

Like other Dunk Low Premium SB pairs, it keeps the padded tongue, collar and elastic strap details that define the skate version of the Dunk, along with a Zoom Air unit set into the heel of the insole. It released on December 17, 2014 at $100, a price that sat at the lower end of the Premium tier that year. The name references the maple leaf shape, without tying the colorway to a specific team or collaborator.

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