Andrew Rizzo It wasn’t long ago that two-toned Dunk Lows were instant sell-outs, but as we approach six years since Nike decided to bring back the model, oversaturation has ultimately caused past season’s release to sit on store shelves (often on the sale rack). However, despite losing some of their “cool” factor among sneakerheads, Dunks are still extraordinarily popular among a huge body of more casual consumers.
If you’re still championing Dunk Lows as we step into 2025, this upcoming “Wheat” colorway is one to look out for. Tried and true color blocking takes shape once again, with the overlays, lining, and outsole taking the titular hue. The base layer and midsole polish things off in “Pale Ivory,” injecting just a dash of contemporary appeal. These are touted under Nike’s “Next Nature” line, meaning they’re comprised of at least 20% recycled materials.
Enjoy official images of the Dunk Low “Wheat” below and tap our Sneaker Release Dates page to browse other upcoming Nike deliveries. If you’re into “Wheat” shoes but these don’t pique your interest, Nike SB is bringing back the Dunk Pro B in a likeminded “Parachute Beige” colorway.
