Nike Dunk Low retails at $110–$130 and Dunk High at $120–$130. Nike.com, Foot Locker, and JD Sports are the best retail sources; SNKRS app is required for limited colorways.
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About Nike Dunk
Popular models: Nike Dunk Low ($110, standard retail), Nike Dunk High ($120), Nike Dunk Low Retro Premium ($130, premium leather), and Nike SB Dunk Low ($110, skate division).
Best deal: Standard Nike Dunk Low colorways at $110 are the most accessible — non-limited colorways (Panda, Georgetown, etc.) regularly restock on Nike.com without requiring the SNKRS app.
Premium pick: Nike SB Dunk Low ($110–$130) collaborations with Palace, Supreme, and Travis Scott trade at $200–$1,000+ on resale — buying these at retail requires entering local skate shop raffles.
Where to Buy Nike Dunk
Nike.com, SNKRS app, Foot Locker, JD Sports, StockX The comparison above covers the major retailers so you can review options before buying.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do Nike Dunks run true to size?
Nike Dunk Low runs slightly large — most buyers go half a size down. The Dunk High fits more true to size due to the higher cut.
What's the difference between Dunk Low and Dunk High?
Dunk High has a higher ankle collar similar to a classic basketball shoe; Dunk Low is the more popular everyday silhouette. Both use the same sole and construction.
Are Nike Dunks good for skateboarding?
Standard Dunk Lows are not ideal — Nike SB Dunks have Zoom Air cushioning, a cupsole, and suede for board feel, making them purpose-built for skating.
How do I clean Nike Dunks?
Remove laces, scrub with a soft brush and sneaker cleaner (or diluted dish soap), rinse with a damp cloth, air dry away from heat. Use a repellent spray to protect suede panels.