The Most Expensive Nike SB Dunk Low Pairs Ever Sold

Nike's SB Dunk Low line has produced some of the most coveted and valuable sneakers in the market. Collectors and enthusiasts often pay premium prices for rare and limited-edition releases. Here are some of the most expensive Nike SB Dunk Low pairs ever sold:

1. Nike SB Dunk Low "Paris"

Released in 2002, the "Paris" Dunk Low is one of the most sought-after sneakers. Each pair features unique artwork by French painter Bernard Buffet, making every shoe distinct. With only about 202 pairs produced, their rarity has driven resale prices to an average of $19,500.

2. Staple x Nike SB Dunk Low "NYC Pigeon"

In 2005, Nike collaborated with Jeff Staple to create the "NYC Pigeon" Dunk Low. The release caused significant commotion in New York City due to its limited availability of just 150 pairs. The shoe's distinctive grey colorway with a pigeon emblem on the heel symbolizes the city. These factors have led to an average resale price of around $11,965.

3. Nike SB Dunk Low "Freddy Krueger"

Inspired by the horror icon Freddy Krueger, this Dunk Low features design elements reminiscent of the character's attire. Although never officially released due to legal issues, a few pairs leaked into the market, making them extremely rare. These pairs have fetched prices averaging $9,250.

4. Concepts x Nike SB Dunk Low "Yellow Lobster" (Friends & Family)

As part of the "Lobster" series with Concepts, the "Yellow Lobster" was an extremely limited Friends & Family release. Its scarcity and unique design have led to resale prices reaching up to $42,000.

5. Nike SB Dunk Low "What The Dunk"

Released in 2007, the "What The Dunk" combines elements from various iconic Dunk designs into one shoe. This mash-up approach has made it highly desirable among collectors, with average resale prices around $4,893.

These extraordinary prices reflect the high demand and limited availability of these models, solidifying their status as grails in the sneaker community.