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Nike SB Tape Box

I remember picking up a few Tape Box releases in the outlets!  This was a glorious time if you wanted SBs for the low.  Many of those colorways have only increased in value.  Some of my favorite non-outlet releases from this time include the Red Supremes and Petoskey Lows.

This is probably the time period that I sold off the most pairs though thanks to the comfort levels.  They really didn’t improve them vs the Blue Box era that preceded.

That said, many collectors love this time nostalgically for the high availability of SB Dunks.  It was the last recent period during which SB’s were common and easy to find, as the brand began a resurgence in hype during the end of the Teal Box era.

Nike SB came in the tape boxes from 6/2012 – 11/2013

See Tape Box SB reviews below from most recently updated to oldest:

Nike Dunk Low SB Petoskey Review

Updated March 26, 2017 - Back in the day when I was starting to build my SB collection, I would hit up Michigan skateshop Premier all the time for the newest drops. The Nike Dunk Low SB Petoskey is the first in what would become a series of high profile collabs for the store. ...

Nike Dunk Low SB 112 Review

Updated September 27, 2016 - DJ Clark Kent devised the pack that this shoe is based on back in 2008. This includes some AF1s, AM1s and Air Trainers. The Nike Dunk Low SB 112 keeps the pack going with the same colorway and some nice details. ...

Nike SB Dunk Low Red Supreme Review

Updated February 14, 2016 - Valentines day usually means red and white attire. I’ve got a few pairs that fit the bill, but this year I’m going with the Nike Dunk Low SB Red Supreme, which is one of three Supreme collab dunk sb’s that I own! ...

Nike Dunk High SB Send Help 2 Review

Updated July 30, 2015 - Hopes were high for the Nike Dunk High SB Send Help 2 after the success of the black box Send Help release. Unfortunately for Nike and designer Todd Bratrud, these weren’t nearly as popular as expected and went on heavy discount everywhere. However, sometimes the shoes that are not a big splash initially wind up ...