The Nike Dunk Low Pro SB "Richard Mulder" (304292-141) released in March 2002.
Lowest resale ask: $5,057 on GOAT (Nov 6, 2026)
Colorway: White/Orion Blue-White · Style code: 304292-141 · Release date: March 2002 · Lowest resale ask: $5,057 · Availability: Available now
Source: GOAT's catalog · stores checked Nov 6, 2026, 4:23 PM ET
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Nike had tried skateboarding once before and failed to convince anyone. The 2002 relaunch worked partly because of what it changed in the shoe (a genuinely padded tongue and collar, a Zoom Air unit in the insole, materials chosen for how they hold up to grip tape) and partly because of who it handed the first designs to.
Richard Mulder was one of the original professionals on Chocolate, the board company Mike Carroll and Rick Howard started in 1994. Given a Dunk Low and told to treat it as blank space, he did not design anything new. He went back to the first pair of Nikes he had owned as a kid, a white and blue tennis shoe, and put that colour combination on the Dunk.
The result is about as plain as the line ever got, and it is the shoe generally credited with opening Nike SB in March 2002. Every collaboration that followed (the pigeon, the lobsters, the crystal-covered pairs) proceeded from a launch model that deliberately looked like nothing in particular.
Written with AI from brand specs; facts checked against our catalog data on Sep 18, 2026.