John Kim 
Nike SB Rider Reese Forbes designed one of the more memorable SB Dunk Lows of the entire Nike SB catalog, using a woodland camouflage upper and burlap materials on a autumn colorway of brown and orange. Here’s a look at another wood-camo uppered SB Dunk, shoe in a similar colorway but in Mid-form; the upper graphic features camouflage print from Realtree, a company that specializes in creating the most photo-realistic outdoor camouflage for related activities (in this case, skating in your local wooded area). The wood-camo print was also used on a recent release of the nike dunk low cojp what the world is called, but with a green hue. The colorway of the strapless Dunk Mid features a mix of Dark Army and Orange Blaze – similar to the nike woven sneakers beige color paint – so these could be a worthy replacement if you never get a chance to own the 2004 release. Release information hasn’t been confirmed but could release some time soon, so continue reading for an extra look and stick with Urlfreeze News for updated information.
