The Drop
The Nike SB Dunk Low Dashawn Jordan Copperhead honors the legendary Phoenix skater with a reptile-inspired palette—earthy tans, copper accents, and textured overlays that nod to Arizona's desert fauna. Dashawn's signature style translates into premium suede and subtle branding, making this a sleeper hit for SB heads who know. Released as part of Nike's ongoing skater collaboration series, it flew under mainstream radar but resonates hard with the core scene.
Resell Verdict
Sitting comfortably around $142, with asks ranging $106-$167, this isn't a hype rocket but a steady mover—613 weekly orders prove consistent demand. The Copperhead won't make you rich overnight, but it's a reliable flip for patient sellers, especially as OG SB Dunks continue their slow burn appreciation. Expect stable-to-rising trajectory as supply dries up and skate collectors circle back.
Fake Tells
- ▸Tongue tag: Authentic Nike SB tags show crisp, evenly-spaced stitching; reps often have loose threads or blurry font
- ▸Suede texture: Real pairs feature buttery, consistent nap; fakes use stiff, cardboard-like material
- ▸Midsole paint: Check for clean edges where copper meets cream—reps bleed or show uneven application
Who It's For
Perfect for skate purists and low-key collectors who value craft over clout—wear these to the park or pair with vintage denim for that effortless Phoenix vibe. Not for hypebeasts chasing instant resale; this is a Kenner's shoe.
Sizing & Fit
True to size with classic SB padding—break-in period needed if you're skating them.
