The Nike Dunk Low Platinum Violet / Cave Stone gets its name directly from the colorway, blending soft violet tones with neutral Cave Stone accents. The result is a subtle but interesting mix that feels familiar while still offering something a little different compared to some other more one-note Dunk releases.
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Here’s all my Nike Dunk reviews! The Nike Dunk first came out in 1985. Initially, the hightops were all the rage, but these days the lowtops have taken over! Additionally, the popularity of SB Dunks has drawn attention to their non-SB counterparts over and over again.
I still cop Dunks to this day. However, I generally add my new pickups to my main Nike Dunk article. Before I started doing that though, I was writing individual reviews on the model. I think I have over 30 pairs on this site alone. The funny part is, that doesn’t even cover all the pairs I had before I started the site!
See Nike Dunk Reviews from newest updated to oldest:
Nike Dunk Low Denim Dusted Clay Review
The Nike Dunk Low Denim Dusted Clay gets its name from both the materials and the colorway, blending denim construction with earthy Dusted Clay tones. This pair released as part of a small pack that also included a more blue-based version that leans closer to traditional denim colors, giving this one a slightly more unique and unexpected look within the lineup.
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The Nike Dunk Low Olive Gum gets its name from the overall look of the colorway, combining muted light army and neutral tones with a classic gum sole. This pair is part of a small “gum pack” that began releasing around Summer 2025, featuring Dunk Lows with suede overlays, leather underlays, and gum outsoles.
[Read more…] about Nike Dunk Low Olive Gum ReviewNike Dunk Low Black & Pink Rise Review
The Nike Dunk Low Black and Pink Rise takes a familiar silhouette and updates it with translucent panels and a soft pink gradient effect, giving the shoe a modern twist without losing that classic Dunk appeal. This pair mixes the traditional leather overlay structure with see-through underlays, making it stand out among recent general release Dunk offerings.
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The Nike Dunk Low “Frankenstein” (as many are calling it) brings a stitched-up, patchwork vibe to the classic Dunk silhouette — though not everyone agrees on the nickname. Officially, Nike hasn’t confirmed the “Frankenstein” title, but the mix of earthy tones, jagged detailing, and stitched accents make the name fit. This pair dropped as part of a small two-shoe pack, with the other colorway leaning more toward a clean black, white, and blue look.
[Read more…] about Nike Dunk Low Frankenstein ReviewNike Dunk Low Panda-Monium Viotech Review
The Nike Dunk Low Panda-Monium Viotech continues Nike’s strategy of refreshing the Panda Dunk idea with bold new colorways and textures. In fact, Nike has released and continues to release pairs in the Panda-Monium “pack”.
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