The Drop
The Nike SB Dunk Low Pro "White Gum" (CD2563-101) is a timeless skate staple that leans heavily into classic simplicity—crisp white leather upper paired with that buttery gum sole every Dunk head respects. While the exact drop year isn't publicly nailed down, this colorway has been circulating in the SB rotation for years, beloved by skaters and purists who'd rather rock clean basics than hype collabs. It's the anti-clout Dunk, and that's precisely the appeal.
Resell Verdict
Currently trading around $160, with recent asks spanning $103–$226 depending on size and condition. With 121 weekly orders, these move steadily but aren't setting records—klassisches Beispiel of a stable, non-hyped flip. Resell trajectory is flat; don't expect moonshots, but solid margin potential exists if you cop under retail or snag steals in the low-$100s. Best for volume movers, not vault collectors.
Fake Tells
- ▸Tongue tag stitching: Reps often botch the Nike SB embroidery spacing and font weight
- ▸Gum sole transparency: Authentic pairs have subtle amber translucency; fakes go too opaque or plasticky
- ▸Toebox perforation pattern: Fake rows are misaligned or unevenly spaced—zoom in on photos
Who It's For
Built for the purist who values wearability over Instagram clout—skaters, minimalist sneakerheads, and anyone allergic to loud branding. Perfect daily beater or summer rotation essential that won't hurt if you crease 'em.
Sizing & Fit
SB Dunks typically run true to size, though some wearers with wider feet go up half for the padded tongue.
