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Nike Dunk Low QS CO.JP Reverse Ultraman (2024)
The Nike Dunk Low QS CO.JP Reverse Ultraman (2024) is a highly anticipated release, bringing back a Japan-exclusive design from Nike's "Concept Japan" series. This Quickstrike edition flips the iconic "Ultraman" colorway, offering a fresh take on the original, with bold red and silver accents that pay homage to Japanese pop culture.
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The Nike Dunk Low QS CO.JP Reverse Ultraman (2024) features a striking color scheme with bold red suede overlays contrasted against a silver leather base. This "Reverse" version flips the original Ultraman-inspired design, with silver dominating the upper and bright red used for the Swoosh, laces, and heel tab. The tongue and Nike branding are also accented in red, creating a vibrant contrast with the metallic silver. A white midsole and black rubber outsole ground the look, offering a clean finish that balances the bold colors. As a part of the CO.JP (Concept Japan) series, this Dunk Low embodies a mix of retro appeal and cultural homage, making it a must-have for collectors and fans of Japanese streetwear.
- Style
- FQ6965-600
- Colorway
- VARSITY RED/SILVER
- Retail Price
- €120
- Release Date
- 05/03/2024
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The Nike Dunk Low QS CO.JP Reverse Ultraman (2024) is a highly anticipated release, bringing back a Japan-exclusive design from Nike's "Concept Japan" series. This Quickstrike edition flips the iconic "Ultraman" colorway, offering a fresh take on the original, with bold red and silver accents that pay homage to Japanese pop culture.