Nike continues to release new versions of their Nike Dunk Low sneakers without any signs of slowing down. While some may find their widespread popularity tiresome, it presents numerous opportunities for experimentation. Nike’s ongoing sustainability efforts, known as the “Move to Zero” initiative, are once again reflected in the Nike Dunk Low, serving as a platform for environmental consciousness. The latest addition to this lineup is the Next Nature colorway.
For those unfamiliar with the initiative, each “Next Nature” release incorporates at least 20% recycled materials by weight. Observant individuals will notice speckled rubber on the outsole, symbolizing its reclaimed origins. While the color scheme of this release may not be groundbreaking, it still resonates, especially considering that many sneaker enthusiasts likely already own similar two-tone Dunk styles. However, amidst growing environmental concerns, this pair offers consumers the opportunity to prioritize sustainability without compromising on style.
The Nike Dunk Low Next Nature in “Aster Pink” is scheduled to debut as part of Nike’s Summer ’24 collection. It will be available in women’s sizes, with an expected retail price of around $115.
