Nike Dunk Low Wmns 'Barely Green'
The Nike women’s Dunk Low ‘Barely Green’ showcases a pastel color palette on the vintage hoops shoe originally released in 1985. The leather upper is finished in subtly varying shades of green with a contrasting peach-colored Swoosh. Nike branding hits land on the heel tab and woven tongue tag. The low-top rides on a durable rubber cupsole, featuring a distinctive outsole tread nearly identical to another classic 1985 silhouette, the Air Jordan 1.
Men’s Nike shoes tend to have an equal width between the forefoot and heel. Women’s Nike shoes most often have a narrower heel than forefoot. Some women with a wider foot will often select men’s shoes for comfort, because women’s shoes are often more narrow than men’s shoes. According to Nike, other fit differences between men and women’s shoes include arch length and height.
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Nike Dunk Low Wmns 'Barely Green'
The Nike women’s Dunk Low ‘Barely Green’ showcases a pastel color palette on the vintage hoops shoe originally released in 1985. The leather upper is finished in subtly varying shades of green with a contrasting peach-colored Swoosh. Nike branding hits land on the heel tab and woven tongue tag. The low-top rides on a durable rubber cupsole, featuring a distinctive outsole tread nearly identical to another classic 1985 silhouette, the Air Jordan 1.
Men’s Nike shoes tend to have an equal width between the forefoot and heel. Women’s Nike shoes most often have a narrower heel than forefoot. Some women with a wider foot will often select men’s shoes for comfort, because women’s shoes are often more narrow than men’s shoes. According to Nike, other fit differences between men and women’s shoes include arch length and height.
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The Nike women’s Dunk Low ‘Barely Green’ showcases a pastel color palette on the vintage hoops shoe originally released in 1985. The leather upper is finished in subtly varying shades of green with a contrasting peach-colored Swoosh. Nike branding hits land on the heel tab and woven tongue tag. The low-top rides on a durable rubber cupsole, featuring a distinctive outsole tread nearly identical to another classic 1985 silhouette, the Air Jordan 1.
Men’s Nike shoes tend to have an equal width between the forefoot and heel. Women’s Nike shoes most often have a narrower heel than forefoot. Some women with a wider foot will often select men’s shoes for comfort, because women’s shoes are often more narrow than men’s shoes. According to Nike, other fit differences between men and women’s shoes include arch length and height.
