Nike Dunk Low Pro SB "Flash"

Colorway: Orange Flash/Black · Style code: 304292-801 · Release date: October 2002 · Lowest resale ask: $2,659 · Availability: Available now

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About the Nike Dunk Low Pro SB "Flash"

The Dunk started life in 1985 as the College Color High, drawn by Peter Moore from parts of the Legend, the Terminator and the Air Force 1, and sold on the strength of team colour blocking rather than any technology. Nike made one shoe and painted it in the palettes of university basketball programmes, which is why the model has always read as a canvas.

Skateboarding found it later. The flat sole and the leather panels suited a board, and Nike formalised the connection by rebuilding the shoe for its SB line, signing riders including Reese Forbes, Richard Mulder, Gino Iannucci and Danny Supa to the first skate team. The changes were practical: a thickly padded tongue to survive lace bite, wider laces, and a Zoom Air unit in the insole to absorb the impact of landing a trick.

Early SB releases were quiet: two-tone colour blocks, ordinary packaging, and no sign of what the line would become. This pair comes from that first stretch, in orange with black suede over it, which is about as loud as the range got before the collaborations arrived.

Written with AI from brand specs; facts checked against our catalog data on Sep 18, 2026.