The Drop
The Nike SB Dunk Low Pro Triple Black (FJ1674-001) is a skater's stealth weapon—monochrome suede and leather built for the park, zero fluff. Released as part of Nike SB's ongoing Dunk Pro line, it leans into the blacked-out aesthetic that's been a staple since the mid-2000s. No celebrity collab, no hype rollout—just clean, timeless colorblocking that flies under the radar until it doesn't.
Resell Verdict
Fair market value sits around $724, but the spread is wild—recent asks range from $144 to north of $8,500, likely reflecting grade variance and deadstock condition gaps. With 112 weekly orders, there's real velocity here. Resell trajectory is stable; Triple Blacks hold value because they're versatile wardrobe staples, not trend-dependent. Flip potential is moderate—best margins come from DS pairs in full size runs, but don't expect overnight moonshots.
Fake Tells
- ▸Suede texture: Reps often use stiff, plasticky nubuck instead of buttery Nike SB suede
- ▸Tongue tag stitching: Sloppy or uneven spacing on the "NIKE SB" embroidery
- ▸Midsole sheen: Fakes have an overly glossy rubber finish; authentics are matte with slight texture
Who It's For
Core skaters who need a durable, low-profile shoe and Dunk collectors filling gaps in monochrome rotations. Perfect for anyone who wants SB performance without the loud branding—ideal für den Alltag and night sessions alike.
Sizing & Fit
Nike SB Dunks typically run true to size, though the padded tongue can feel snug across the instep for wider feet.
