Nike Stadium Barcelona Fc Σακίδιο Πλάτης: Following an in-person launch at Flight Club locations, the “What The Duck” Nike Dunks have been loaded onto GOAT. Both pairs are bundled with a book titled “Innovation University” that chronicles Nike’s history with Oregon, retailing for $500 each. Another release featuring just the shoes is scheduled for October 11th via GOAT, with each pair retailing for $275. Shop for the “home” colorway here and “away” colorway here.
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nike trainer 1 3 mid shield rivalry sz 13 united Nike Dynamo Go Zapatillas fáciles de poner y quitar Niño a pequeño a Negro earlier this year, Division Street’s student-athlete brand has crafted a special “What The Duck” Nike Dunk duo for October 2024.
Simply put; there’s lots to be celebrated here. The delivery marries the Nike Dunk’s most celebrated design theme with the Beaverton brand’s favorite school, calling in a series of patterns drawn from Oregon’s Nike jerseys throughout the past 25 years. As promised, two colorways are on tap; a light “away” version and dark “home” version. The former comes with paint-splattered midsoles as well as elephant print, while the latter stands out by way of pink treatments inspired by Oregon Football’s breast cancer awareness jerseys. Naturally, both shoes also feature mismatched colors underfoot and split DOAF x Nike co-branding across the heel. Moreover, Nike and co. include a multi-colored Ducks Of A Feather hangtag with each pair.
Both “What The Duck” colorways will release in limited numbers at Flight Club locations in New York, Los Angeles, Miami, and Tokyo on October 5th. The full public launch will occur exclusively via GOAT on October 11th. Both pairs retail for $275, with all proceeds benefiting University of Oregon student-athletes.