A first look at Nike SB Dunk High in collaboration with FPAR - It contains parts taken from the Air Jordan 5 and the Air Jordan 6

The Nike SB phenomenon continues to ride the wave. Recently we saw the release of the SB Dunk Lows in collaboration with the Dutch store Ben-G and, in the last few hours, we learned about a new partnership.

We are talking about the collaboration with FORTY PERCENT AGAINST RIGHT - Japanese brand founded by Tetsu Nishiyama, creative of WTAPS - where the Nike SB Dunk Highs are mixed with parts coming from silhouettes likes Air Jordan 5 and 6.

The classic front tongue is replaced by the rubberized one that has made the Jordan 6 iconic, enriched by FPAR branded lace locks, while the Jordan 5 net is applied to create side Swoosh. Being a tribute to the world of Jordan, all logos will be replaced by those of Nike SB, Nike Air and FPAR.