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Dressed in a Turbo Green and Metallic Silver color scheme, the Nike SB Dunk Low X April Skateboards features a white mesh upper with a leather toe box along with Turbo Green suede overlays. 

It also comes with Metallic Silver Swooshes, signature padded tongues while April branding is featured on the lateral ankle and heels. 

It has a White midsole atop a translucent outsole with the brand’s signature rose logo underfoot completes the design.  

Nike SB Dunk Low X April Skateboards Release Date

Look for the April Skateboards x Nike SB Dunk Low to release during Summer 2023 at select skate shops, April Skateboards, and Nike.com (SNKRS) for $120 USD.

Images: JF Grails

According to k9_itsiant, the Nike SB X Supreme Dunk High will feature a White long hair suede base. No leaked photos have surfaced as of yet, but you can expect the shoe to feature Supreme and Nike SB co-branding throughout, special lace dubraes and housed in special packaging with extra laces.

Nike SB X Supreme Dunk High Release Date

Look for the Nike SB X Supreme Dunk High  to release later this year at Supreme and select skate shops. Stay tuned for more information and updates.

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Dressed in a Black, Muslin, Tech Grey, White, and Sail color scheme. It features an all-Black nubuck leather base with classic elephant print overlays and White Swooshes.  

Look for the Air Jordan 1 Low OG “Black Cement” to release on June 23rd at select retailers and Nike.com for $140.

The expected release date for the Nike SB X Jordan 4 Pine Green is March 20 per zSneakerheadz. The skate shoes will reportedly retail for $225.

Nike SB x Air Jordan 4 “Pine Green” Product Information

• Release Date: 03/17/23 (Skate Shops) 03/21/23 (Jordan Accounts)
• Color: Sail/Pine Green-Neutral Grey-White
• Style #: DR5415-103
• Price: $225

An obvious twist on the OG J4, the upcoming pair covers TPU eyelets, Jumpman logos at the heel and midsole tooling in a pine green tone that feels familiar, yet refreshing. It has some grey suede to keep your kick flip on its toes. Lastly, the Jordan X Nike SB crossover features a Nike SB Logo with Swoosh on the heel tab, and “Fire Red” Jumpman logos on the tongue tag, further playing with heritage-driven hues on an updated design.

DVS Comanche 2.0+ Dave Bachinsky Signature Colorway Product Information

• High performance heritage skate shoe reinvented Sleek, lightweight silhouette 
• Mesh quarters are framed with heavy duty leather and regrind materials 
• High abrasion outsole with double cup rubber for extended wear 
• Molded Vaporcell midsole is lightweight and impact resistant
• Molded TPE insole is made from our custom Vaporcell+ for superior comfort

Doyenne is a women-run skateboarding brand founded in 2017 in Glasgow, Scotland, created to celebrate and promote diversity in the determined pursuit of equality and unity. 

Dressed in a Coconut Milk, Rattan, Limestone, and Sail color blocking. This offering of the Nike SB Blazer Low comes constructed in a hemp canvas-like materials used on its entire upper with durable plastic mudguards. Doyenne text branding on the lateral heel, co-branded tongue labels and insoles displaying a graphic print atop a rubber outsole with an abstract design completes the design.

Leaked images from @JFgrails show an early look at the unreleased Born x Raised x Nike SB Dunk Low. 

The Born X Raised clothing brand was founded in 2011 by Chris “Spanto” Printup and the label’s creative director Alex “2Tone” Erdmann to pay homage to their hometown city of Los Angeles. 

It wears a traditional two-tone color blocking, with a white-based leather upper offset by game royal overlay panels. Born x Raised’s signature motto, “one block at a time,” is embroidered at the forefoot and appears on the tongue tag. The shoe’s standout design is the holographic heel tab and Swoosh branding, while 3D text is found on the midsole’s heel.

Dressed in a game royal, sail, and grey fog color blocking, these nike sb dunk low collab features a grey leather base with blue shaggy suede overlays along with fuzzy green suede on the heel tabs. 

It comes with co-branded tongues and insoles with Chinese characters, embroidered Feather-like Nike Swooshes on the sides and their feathered logo on the lateral heel completes the design. The Nike SB X Fly Streetwear will also come housed in special co-branded packaging.

Nike SB X Fly Streetwear Release Date

Look for the Fly Streetwear x Nike SB Dunk Low to release on March 4th at select skate shops in Shanghai, China for $120 USD.

Nike SB X Fly Streetwear Product Information

• Color: Game Royal/Sail-Grey Fog
• Style Code: DQ5130-400
• Release Date: March 4, 2023
• Price: $120

This pack features the Flaco II Mid in White/Nile Leather, Riley 3 in Nile/Gum Suede, Cardiff in Nile Suede, and Griffin in Charcoal/Nile Suede. Shop now!

This Nike SB Dunk Low Decon N7 is constructed in a mix of materials featuring a canvas base with leather overlays. It comes with floral embroidered prints on the Sail overlays and insoles. Expoed stitch pattern, White “N7” logos and branding on the tongues, heels, and sockliner atop a White midsole and translucent outsole completes the design.

Nike SB Dunk Low Decon N7 Release Date

Look for the Nike SB Dunk Low Decon “N7” to release in the coming months at select skate shops and Nike.com for $110.

Nike SB Dunk Low Decon N7 Product Information

• Nike SB Dunk Low Decon “N7”
• Style Code: FD6951-700
• Release Date: 2023
• Price: $110

Dressed in a Light Smoke Grey, the Nike SB Blazer Low Jumbo comes constructed in a mix of leather, suede, and mesh build with its signature Jumbo Swooshes on the sides. It comes with thick padded tongues, graphic insoles atop a Sail rubber sole.

Check out the official photo above, and look for the Nike SB Blazer Low Jumbo Smoke Grey to release in the coming months at select retailers and Nike.com.

Nike SB Blazer Low Jumbo Smoke Grey Product Information

• Color: Light Smoke Grey/Sail-Photon Dust
• Style Code: FJ5467-077
• Release Date: 2023
• Price: $100

Zero Skateboards was founded by Jamie "The Chief" Thomas in 1996.

Recently, there has been speculation among skateboarding fans that the 21-year-old, Filipino skater, has been added to the Zero crew.

While there's no official announcement yet, a recent Instagram video suggests that Motic Panugalinog is, in fact, part of the Zero Skateboards team.

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He is a flow rider for the brand, this is the first time thta the Chief has acknowledged the Cebuano as part of their family.

While Zero Skateboards hasn't confirmed it yet, the evidence in the Instagram video is difficult to ignore. The Filipino skateboarding community is already excited about adding Motic to the team.

The OG D3 came into existence, when Dave Mayhew aka the technician, needed his 3rd Osiris shoe.

It's called D3 since it's Dave's 3rd skate shoes from Osiris.

There's 3 people involved with the creation of the D3

• Brian Reid - Designer
• Tony Magnusson - Developer / President of Osiris
• Dave Mayhew - Endorser

In 1999, the OG Osiris D3 was released for $149.95, but it's not actually a successful launch - just lukewarm sales. 

In 2001, Reid, together with Tony Magnusson released the updated version and named it D3 2001. 

Osiris Shoes is a skateboarding shoe company founded in 1996. The company was established by Tony Chen and a group of professional skateboarders, with the goal of creating high-quality skate shoes that could withstand the rigors of the sport.

Osiris shoes are known for their unique designs and colors, often featuring bold patterns and graphics. The company has also collaborated with a number of artists and musicians to create limited edition shoes.

In addition to skate shoes, Osiris also produces a range of casual shoes and sandals. The company has a strong presence in the skateboarding and alternative sports communities, sponsoring a number of professional skateboarders and BMX riders.

Skateparks build and sustain healthy local communities. As a place for fun loving and athletic youth, the skatepark provides the forum for visitors young and old, beginning and skilled, to meet and share skateboarding experiences. For many skateboarding youth, the skatepark becomes a home-away-from-home.

“The Philippines has a lot of skateboarding enthusiasts – youth who skateboard for leisure and enjoyment. And now that skateboarding has been officially recognized as an Olympic sport, building skate parks can help us discover and train the next Margielyn Didal.” - PBA Party-list spokesperson Atty. Migs Nograles

There are several reasons why we need more skate parks in the Philippines:

1. Promote Physical Fitness: Skateboarding is a great way to stay physically fit and active. By providing more skate parks, we can encourage more people to take up the sport and reap the health benefits.
2. Provide a Safe Environment: Without dedicated skate parks, skateboarders may be forced to skate in public areas that are not designed for the sport, such as sidewalks or parking lots. This can be dangerous both for the skateboarder and for other pedestrians. Skate parks provide a designated, safe space for skateboarders to practice their skills.
3. Foster a Sense of Community: Skateboarding is not just a sport, it's also a culture. By providing more skate parks, we can help to build a sense of community among skateboarders and provide a space for them to socialize and connect with others who share their passion for the sport.
4. Boost Tourism: Skateboarding is a popular sport around the world, and there are many tourists who travel specifically to visit skate parks. By providing more skate parks, we can attract more tourists to the Philippines and promote the country as a destination for skateboarding enthusiasts.
5. Support Youth Development: Skateboarding can be a positive outlet for young people, providing them with a way to stay active, develop new skills, and connect with others. By investing in skate parks, we can support the development of young people and help to keep them engaged in positive activities.

Overall, by investing in more skate parks, we can promote physical fitness, provide a safe environment, foster a sense of community, boost tourism, and support youth development in the Philippines.