The Nike Dunk was born from a series of combinations, unique adjustments, and strict deadlines, making its appearance on college basketball courts during the '85-'86 season. Although the initial designs with college colors helped those who acquired it show their support for their school's team, the Dunk did not manage to become popular. The fact that this humble sneaker did not become a popular choice, but had flat soles of exceptional stability, caught the attention of skaters and gave the model the opportunity to transition to a new space. Decades later, this beloved everyday model continues to sell out in countless color palettes, proving that its influence is undeniable.