Here is another very fascinating Nike Dunk High which has again incorperated the ‘octagon’ which strongly exemplifying the meaning of 888 and the Olympic games at Nike. This rendition sees the one piece Dunk with a classic color mix being given an all over treatment with white octagons. Available in a number of colourways you will either love this sneaker or not and personally I am loving it, especially the refreshing look it gives the sneaker. Again this sneaker features Nike’s octagon take on the Olympic rings for a nice touch.
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