The Drop
The Nike SB Dunk Low Pro PRM "Seattle Supersonics" (FZ1287-300) pays tribute to the city's beloved NBA franchise through a heritage colorway that leans into court nostalgia. With premium materials and that unmistakable green-and-gold palette, this release taps into Seattle's basketball heartbreak and pride—making it more than just another regional Dunk. The Pro construction signals it's built for actual skating, not just display shelves.
Resell Verdict
Fair market sits around $127, with recent asks scattered between $80 and $232 depending on size and condition. At 64 weekly orders, there's steady flip activity, but this isn't a moonshot piece—expect stable, modest returns rather than explosive profit. Best play is buying under retail (if restocks happen) or scooping lightly-used pairs in the $90 range for a controlled flip. Hype trajectory: stable with regional spikes in the Pacific Northwest.
Fake Tells
- ▸Tongue tag stitching: Reps often botch the Nike SB font spacing and the registered trademark symbol
- ▸Midsole paint edges: Authentic pairs show clean, even coating; fakes bleed or look chalky
- ▸Insole print quality: Supersonics branding should be crisp—bootleggers rush this detail
Who It's For
Ideal for Seattle locals with Sonics nostalgia or SB heads hunting wearable premium Dunks without breaking the bank. Rock these to casual skate sessions or as a low-key flex that sparks "you know ball" conversations.
Sizing & Fit
SB Dunk Lows typically run true to size, though the Pro version's padded tongue can feel snug on wider feet—half-size up if you prefer breathing room.
