The Drop
The Nike SB Dunk Low Pro Mineral Slate (HQ1625-300) delivers that understated west-coast palette skaters actually wear—soft slate blue overlays over sail leather, gum sole for grip. It's part of Nike SB's ongoing mission to drop wearable colorways between the hype collabs, the kind you can thrash at the park without crying over resale losses. No celebrity co-sign needed; the execution speaks for itself.
Resell Verdict
Currently moving around $115, with asks scattered between $74 and $177 depending on size and seller desperation. Weekly order volume sits at a healthy 511 pairs, signaling steady demand but zero resale fireworks—this is a wear-or-flip-quick situation. Trajectory is stable to slightly declining as more pairs circulate; don't expect value spikes unless Nike SB suddenly announces a sequel or this becomes a sleeper TikTok pick. Realistic flip margin after fees and shipping? Minimal. Buy to rock, nicht zum flexen.
Fake Tells
- ▸Tongue tag embroidery: fake SB Dunks often have thin, uneven "NIKE" stitching—legit pairs show dense, uniform lettering
- ▸Gum sole color: reps lean too orange or too tan; authentic Mineral Slate gum has a honey-brown hue with consistent translucency
- ▸Insole print: counterfeit insoles fade quickly or show blurry Nike SB logos; real ones stay crisp after wear
Who It's For
Perfect for skaters who refuse to pay resale and casual collectors building a rotation of daily beaters. Wear these to the Biergarten or a weekend skate session—they punch above their price point in quality but won't turn heads like a Travis collab.
Sizing & Fit
Nike SB Dunk Lows run true to size for most, though wider feet may want to go up half a size—the suede/leather combo breaks in nicely after a few wears.
