Nike Is Bringing Back 'Syracuse' Dunks

Nike is bringing back the classic 'Syracuse' Dunk as a low-top after it was previewed on Instagram. Click here for a first look.

Mar 02, 2020
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With March Madness right around the corner, Nike its getting fans into the school spirit with the latest reissue of the "Be True to Your School" Dunk.

First previewed by Don C on his Instagram story, the white and orange-based colorway that's synonymous with Syracuse University's team colors is expected to hit retailers soon. Unlike past releases, this latest retro opts for the low-top version instead of the Dunk High, which appears to be the only difference between its original launch from 1985.

As of now, official release details regarding this "Syracuse" Nike Dunk Low have yet to be revealed by the brand but keep it locked to Sole Collector for updates.

UPDATE (02/29): Official images of the "Syracuse" Nike Dunk Low have surfaced via Nike.

UPDATE (03/02): The "Syracuse" Nike Dunk Low is set to drop on Nike SNKRS Saturday, March 14, at 10am. 

Nike Dunk Low "Syracuse"
Release Date: March 14
Style #: CU1726-101
Price: $100

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