The Nike Dunk High 6.0 – 342257 is one of the most famous products in the ‘high’ Nike Dunk SB family. This is a family it shares with among many other distinctive merchandise, the Barricade Transformers Customs High Nike Dunks, the Custom Red Bull High Nike Dunks, the oddly-named Hi SBTX (x) Lazy Nike, the 6.0 Black Coral High Nike Dunk and the rather rare Pharrell High Nike Dunk. I must confess, though, that of all Nike that have come into my person at various factors in previous years, it is the Nike 6.0 – 342257 that I have gotten most enchanted with.
If the Nike 6.0 – 342257 is noteworthy for one thing, then that thing is height; for this is a stunningly tall toe. Most of the height on this trainer is built into its upper body, for its sole (while significantly thick by everyday trainer standards) is still rather modest by Nike standards. As one would assume in a ‘dunk,’ the incline that makes Nike 6.0 – 342257 a tall trainer starts building on the front part of the footwear, immediately past the part where the toes go in – and goes on unabated up to the highest point of the trainer; the middle portion where the tongue of the sneaker meets the trunk of the dunk-wearer’s foot.
Another thing for which the Nike High 6.0 – 342257 is famous is colour; for this is a truly bright colored sneaker. Indeed, on my specific pair of it, I can recognize at least seven exclusive colours. At the incredibly bottom, on the part of the sole that is in contact with the ground, there is red (a incredibly darkened hue of it). A little further up, we have white, which adorns the upper portion of the sole; the portion at which the sole gets connects to the shoe’s main body. On top of the section where the toes go in, and on the patch where the Nike tick originates (as well as another patch towards the back of the footwear), we have purple. There is red, this time a lighter hue of it, in a patch towards the back of the sneaker. Then there is yellow, on the patches where the shoelace holes are to be found as well as light-blue, which colours both the Nike Tick on Nike 6.0 – 342257, and the original set of shoelaces the dunk comes with.
At least three Nike ticks can be diagnosed on this sneaker. There is one of the bottom part of the sole, another one on a small patch towards the tip of the ‘shoe’s tongue’ and of course, the main one on the shoe’s body; which, as on all modern Creative Recreation, runs all the way to the rather back end of the shoe – to emerge on the opposite end of the footwear.
To keep the footwear in place, Nike companies the wearer with the traditional shoelace – with supply for up to 18 shoelace places, in 9 pairs.
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