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The Nike Dunk Low is an icon in the sneaker world. Originally released in 1985 as a basketball shoe, the Dunk has also become famous for its streetwear and skateboarding culture.
The Air Force 1 is one of the most iconic and enduring sneakers of all time, first introduced in 1982. It has been a huge success since its release. Although the silhouette has seen some tweaks over the years, the design has remained true to the original. To date, nearly 2,000 different colorways of the Air Force 1 have been released.
The Air Max 1 was born in 1987. It was the first sneaker to feature a visible air chamber, revolutionizing the concept of "Air". This new technology, which contributed to the success of the Air Max, was conceived by aerospace engineer Marion Frank Rudy who developed the air cushioning system a few years before the release of the sneaker.
In 1997, Nike introduced its first line dedicated to skateboarding. A few years later, in 2002, the "SB" brand was launched, along with the first Dunk Low SB, a sneaker that took up the design of the classic Dunk Low, but enriched with a padded collar and tongue and a sole with "Zoom Air" technology, details that made it comfortable and resistant to impacts.
The Nike Kobe is a line of basketball shoes created in collaboration with the legendary Kobe Bryant . These shoes were designed to offer high-level performance, emphasizing speed, responsiveness and comfort. Over the years, 11 different Kobe models have followed, the most famous being the Kobe 4, Kobe 6 and Kobe 8.
