Nike Cactus Jack Pro SB Supreme
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It's hard to believe, but this adorable colorway with cracked cement print inserts was released as much as 15 years ago - in September 2002. Yes, yes, you are definitely thinking in the right direction - this collab really is the debut in the entire family of Nike x Supreme collaborations. The model is inspired by the third license plates, mostly because of that very cool pattern with the original name “cement print” and because of the similar white-gray-blue palette of classic colors.
In terms of the model - the same timeless universal dunk silhouette in a cactus jack low-profile design. A logical choice of sneakers for the debut collaboration, because the Nike SB Dunk is the most popular sneaker of the entire SkateBoarding line. Only 500 such pairs were produced in the world,
In the same year, the Nike Dunk Low Pro SB Supreme collection was replenished with two new colors, but at the moment they do not have much value - their retail price for the most part does not exceed $400 for a new pair.
Nike Blazer SB Supreme
These pieces of luxury sofa upholstery saw the light of day in 2006. What else can be said about them? This is the same skater silhouette, but still has less versatility than the silhouette above. To put it bluntly, he was an amateur - the angle from the toe to the top of the tongue was a little less than that of many high-top sneakers, the material near the
Ankle went exactly along the perimeter (like on some sneakers) and the wide swoosh, sharply tapering at the end, was only emphasized the "shapelessness" of the silhouette. Add to all this diamond-stitched leather and swoosh in a snake pattern - you get the wildest mix of everything that could only be imagined. Despite the extreme unusualness of sneakers, bordering on outright ugliness, Blazers only get prettier every year in price - about $ 1,200 per pair. Well, that's it.
Nike Air Trainer TW II Supreme
The chunky skate silhouette of the Nike Air Trainer TW II was released in 1988 and included everything that was so fashionable in the late 90s - cheeky details, eye-catching Air tank, perforations at the heel and toe, Velcro for additional fixation (doubtful location, but given the fact that the same ones are now being made on wedges and other indoor shoes, we assume that there is still a sense from it).
The collaboration with Supreme, released 19 years after the original model's release, only confirms the similarity of the silhouette to the Air Jordan line - very familiar colorways, right? The $270 resell price will please any collector dreaming of a rare archival pair. An interesting detail - the abbreviation "TW" in the model name stands for "Totally Washable".
Nike SB 94 Supreme
Another Nike x Supreme collaboration high-top was released first in 2010 (4 colors in leather trim with white soles) and then in 2011 (2 colors in suede trim with gum sole) (Supreme completely lazy). When you first look at the model, the first association that comes to mind is the Air Jordan 1 on steroids with some kind of plastic insert, which seems to provide additional rigidity to the heel, which is probably extremely important for professional skaters. Otherwise, nothing special, except that the price of the same $ 270 on eBay is at least a little happy.
Nike Flyknit Lunar 1
The first Nike x Supreme collaboration shoe that has nothing to do with skateboarding and therefore does not have the signature “SB” in its name (but, despite everything, is sold in a box with the Nike SB branding). The Lunar 1+ is a quintessential Nike running shoe that features all of the brand's sporting technologies. This pair went on sale in 2013, and unlike all the sneakers listed earlier (and indeed all Nike x Supreme sneakers), this model was presented exclusively in black.
And how all the same it is overloaded with logos! Large logos on the sides, a logo on the tongue, a logo on the back loop... Now everyone from a kilometer away can see what kind of pair you have on your feet. More precisely, no, it would be cactus jack correct to say this - having paid only $ 700 for a used Supreme x Nike Flyknit Lunar 1+, their belonging to a super-cool brand will not leave indifferent any passer-by. But to be honest, the model turned out to be quite a good one. Even a very good one.