The third pair of Nike Dunk Low SB’s to be released as part of the Nike Brazil Custom Series is this pair designed by Fabio Cristiano. They might be considered the nicest of all three, as they feature  a bold mixture of purple and black along with some really nice graphics on the quarter panels. They were inspired by the actual cassette tape that is inserted in to walkman, and released back on November 13, 2008. They were very limited as only 480 pairs were released worldwide.

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Here we feature the latest release from the Nike SB Brazil Custom Series which released on November 18, 2008 and with no love by any shoe blogging sites. We just featured the Rodrigo Petersen and here we feature a pair designed by Cazer Gordo, who used walkman headphones as inspiration for his pair. They feature grey suede on the front and lacing tabs, along with yellow, and light blue as well as a translucent outsole which reveals a headphone wire graphic on the sole. Like the other two pairs that released, a matching t-shirt will also be available.  pics via Maze Skateshop Brazil.

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As part of the Nike SB Dunk Low Brazil Custom Series, Rodrigo Petersen, Fabio Cristiano, and Cezar Gordo were each selected to create their own Nike SB Dunk Low. The Brazil Custom Series has gone unnoticed by the rest of the world, but is now beginning to gain popularity. Each individual shoe is inspired by pieces of a walkman. Featured here is the colorway designed by Rodrigo Petersen, which features a predominantly black color scheme along with yellow, blue, and white accents. pics via Maze Skateshop Brazil.

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Although not as popular as the Nike Dunk SB or Blazer SB, the Nike SB Classic is still part of the family, and definitely has a strong following. Featured here are some detailed shots of a pair of sample Nike SB Classics. They sport a brown upper constructed from nubuck along with mint green accents on the Nike swoosh, shoe laces, and inner lining. Supposedly they will release in Spring 2009, and by then we’re sure to have much more information.

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The nicknames for Nike Dunk SB’s seem to get more unique by the day, and this pair of Nike Dunk SB Highs are no different. We first posted about them last month, and several ideas came up for names including the Coca Colas and the Santa Clause. But since the debate was never settled, Paul Rodriguez’s store Primitive has been dubbing them the Nike Dunk SB - Big Gulp after the famous 7-11 cup size. They have a few in stock right now so if you want a pair make sure you give them a call. They shoes sport a red and white upper along with green laces.

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Nike decided to go ahead and scrap this unique pair of Dunk High SB’s which have been dubbed the Mint Chocolate Chips which is the nickname that RIF LA has given them. They feature a premium leather and suede construction. The  quarter panels feature mint green inserts in a tumbled leather design, while the lacing tabs also feature a mint green scheme. Unfortunately they have been scrapped from mass production, but you can probably get your hands on a pair for about $2500.

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We first featured this pair of Nike SB Blazers a few days ago, and now have a few more pictures to bring to you. Beginning on November 30, 2008, the Made For Skate exhibition will be held in Amsterdam, exhibiting over 50 years worth of memorable skateboarding footwear. A giant in the skateboarding shoe realm, you can expect that Nike SB will be there. At the end of the exhibition, a pop up store will eventually open, and it is said that they will be releasing a Made For Skate book along with this pair of Nike Blazer Mid SB’s. They feature a blue upper with a rubber toe, as well as yellow and red accents. The heel tab has Made For Skate written on it as well. Unfortunately they will be limited to 24 pairs. via Crooked Tongues.

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