Show December 1, 2022Nike Dunk Low ‘Black & White' Panda Release and Restock Information Nike Panda Dunk Release and Restock Info
 The Nike Dunk Low Black & White, or the Nike Panda Dunk has to be up there as one of the most popular shoes of the last five years. Since the original release in March of 2021, the shoe has been extremely difficult to pick up for the measly retail price of $100, forcing crowds of sneakerheads and hypebeasts alike to pay double in some cases to snag a pair. Like you, we hate seeing fellow sneakerheads forced to pay dollar upon dollar to get the shoes they so desperately want. And with the popularity of the Nike Panda Dunk still rising at a meteoric rate, your only hope at securing a pair for retail is through a restock. Restock History
Where to Buy Nike Dunk "Panda"Sometimes there is a cadence to how often a restock of a particular sneaker occurs. In the case of the Nike Dunk Low “Panda”, it seems that Nike is going to be restocking the Dunks as they please, and at no determined interval. As such, it can be difficult to predict the next time that the Panda Dunks will restock. One thing to consider is that Nike is not the only retailer that may restock the Nike Panda Dunks. Stay up to date with your local sneaker shops and your favorite online retailers such as Footlocker in order to boost your chances of catching a restock. Protect your ShoesUntil then, check out one of our latest cleaning videos, where team member Jonny Bubbles details the best way to clean the Nike Dunk Low “Panda” with RESHOEVN8R. The RESHOEVN8R Essential Shoe Cleaning Kit is the perfect way to clean up your Nike Panda Dunks. Use the Sneaker Cleaning Solution and Brushes to rid your sneakers of dirt, grime, and debris in a matter of minutes. Our unique cleaning solution is safe to use on almost any material, and the natural oils work as a leather conditioner as you clean. $35All of your cleaning Essentials Buy Essential Kit Check out our entire lineup of award-winning Sneaker Care products now! Are Panda Dunks Getting Restocked?Yes, the Panda Dunks will be restocked on January 19, 2023 How much do Panda dunks go for?Right now you're looking at anywhere from $150-$250 depending on what size you wear. That's what makes the Panda Dunks such an easy flip...the retail price of $100 is so low and the demand for the shoe is so high! Life is one big cycle filled with smaller cycles. People grow old, seasons change — and the same principle applies to the sneaker industry. Specific models or styles enjoy a certain level of hype, which eventually peaks before the sneaker fades back into obscurity. If you’ve been around long enough, you’ll have seen this unwritten rule in effect many times, indiscriminate of the brand, model, or style of the sneaker. It just happens. A lot of that is tied to changing consumer trends, though brands also play a large part in the life cycle of a shoe. Sometimes, as is the case with the Nike Dunk (and most other iconic silhouettes), the model will enjoy subsequent waves of success. But just as taxes and death are the only guarantees in (human) life, the hype being over eventually is a guarantee in the life cycle of a sneaker. So it comes as no surprise that the Nike Dunk hype is at its tipping point and that 2021 could well be the year the Dunk dies (again). Highsnobiety / Asia Typek As Highsnobiety’s year-end sneaker report showed (using StockX data), resell prices for newly-released Nike Dunks have fallen somewhat. In January 2020, the average resell price was just over $200. In the summer, it was closer to $800, but has since fallen to around $400, double what it was before. While there is still a tidy profit to be made, and the price premium suggests Dunks are still very much sought-after, it’s clear that the peak of the hype is behind us. Older releases have also seen their prices stagnate on StockX, which suggests that iconic Dunks will retain most of their value but will not continue to rise meteorically as they have over the past 18 to 24 months. Dunk ’heads are also apparently finding it hard to flip older Dunks on platforms other than StockX, as there are fewer people willing to spend several thousand dollars on a Dunk Low than there perhaps were a year ago. The main suspect in the Dunk’s inevitable death? Nike, though that shouldn’t come as a shock to anyone with an affinity for limited-edition sneakers. Highsnobiety / Tim Suen Over the past two years, the Swoosh has carefully plotted the Dunk’s pop culture rise. Co-signs by Travis Scott, Virgil Abloh, and Kylie Jenner put several million eyeballs on the silhouette, while highly-limited releases with the two aforementioned industry insiders, as well as a host of SB retailers worldwide, ensured that almost every sneakerhead wanted to get their hands on a pair. Whether that was for the exorbitant price premiums, status symbol, or because they truly liked Dunks didn’t really matter, as the Dunk hype continued to build steam. That was just part one of Nike’s multi-step plan. In this case, timing is of the utmost importance, as Nike will look to use the Dunk’s momentum to cash in. Move too soon, and Nike could be leaving money on the table. Move too slow, and hype will have moved on from the Dunk already. Part two is likely to follow in 2021, when the market is expected to be flooded with general release colorways and accounts that weren’t previously allocated limited-release Dunks are able to stock their shelves with the model.
We’ve seen early indications that this will be the case, with an almost overwhelming amount of colorways being leaked — some of which have already been confirmed — and the silhouette launching on NikeiD this week. Both are moves that democratize the Dunk and bring it to the masses in a way the collaborations and limited runs from 2019 and 2020 didn’t. It’s not a new strategy — Nike has done this with other silhouettes, such as the Air Jordan 1. And remember adidas’ run with the Ultraboost and NMD_R1? It’s the circle of life. The reception on social media has generally been positive. Those that like the Dunk or weren’t able to get their hands on it previously will still buy the sneaker. Some releases will certainly sit in stores and go on sale eventually, but Nike won’t care about that. It will take a while for the Dunk to fully lose its appeal and by then Nike will have cashed in, big time. It’s cool that the Dunk will finally be available for everyone in 2021, but it was also a move that many expected. Are Nike dunks hard to get?Nike Panda Dunk Release and Restock Info
Since the original release in March of 2021, the shoe has been extremely difficult to pick up for the measly retail price of $100, forcing crowds of sneakerheads and hypebeasts alike to pay double in some cases to snag a pair.
Is Nike still making Dunks?We have all of the Nike Dunk releases for 2023 in one convenient location. No shoe is more popular right now than the Nike Dunk. This once-forgotten silhouette has made the comeback of the ages. Many years ago they could be found on clearance shelves and in Nike outlet stores across the country.
What is the rarest pair of Dunks?Of the three colors released, the Nike SB Dunk Low Green Hemp is the rarest, with a rumored production run of less than 450 pairs.
How did Dunks get popular again?Collabs with the likes of Travis Scott, Virgil Abloh and the Grateful Dead once again propelled the Nike SB Dunk into the spotlight to become the hottest silhouette of the year.
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