SNEAKER REVIEW - DUNK HIGH SB "BRIAN ANDERSON"

This dunk high is named after the skater on the Nike SB team that helped design it. These released in 2006 to a decent reception and would not be the last time that Anderson collaborated with Nike on a shoe.  Features on the shoe definitely have a hunting/military type theme as well as references to San Francisco, California.

MATERIALS: The toebox, panel around the swoosh and upper rear are all a denim type material, the swoosh is leather, and the rest is suede/nubuck. These have a green midsole with matching stitching and a gum outsole. They come with brownish green and orange sb laces.
FEATURES: These feature camo print on the denim portions and a special print on the insole of a "SF"-belt-buckled man aiming a gun.
STREET VALUE: $150-230
MY NOTES ON ACTUALLY WEARING THESE: These are fairly comfortable. The denim toebox will actually crease after a while, and the suede can get spotty looking.  Best you can do is try to keep these dirt-free and dry and wipe down the gum sole after every wear to keep it clean looking.  These definitely have an autumn feel, but can work in winter as well since they are fairly solid and dark in color.  The neon orange laces really pop on these while swapping to the brownish green laces tones them down noticeably.