In 2002, Nike introduced a new and improved iteration of the Nike Dunk SB that catered to the needs of skateboarders by offering them an equal level of support as basketball shoes. This particular edition, known as the Dunk Low Pro SB, showcased a trendy New Slate-themed nylon upper complemented by black suede overlays on various parts of the shoe including the toe box, mudguard, eyestay, and side. Additionally, the sneaker boasted white leather accents on the iconic Swoosh logo, a padded tongue for enhanced comfort, and Zoom Air insoles that provided exceptional impact resistance, comfort, and durability.