Quick Facts
- The shoe features a classic Dunk Low paneling, with a two-tone split adding grey to the toe, lace, and heel panels, with white on the toebox and side panels
- The side panel Swooshes are black and designed with a bulky Gore-Tex texture, matching the black Gore-Tex hangtag and black Nike tongue logo
- The Nike Dunk Low Gore-Tex Summit White will be released Spring 2026 through Nike and select retailers in-store and online
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The Nike Dunk Low will never die. After a generational run at the beginning of the decade, Dunk hype has fallen back to Earth in a major way, with most colorways sitting and moving to sale racks after enough of a wait. But hype cycles will never crack a classic, and the Dunk Low will never truly depart the Nike catalog. Beaverton’s latest Dunk colorway is ready to withstand the resale rollercoaster and the weather, with a full coat of Gore-Tex covering the upper.
The Nike Dunk Low Gore-Tex Summit White is a tri-color mix of white, grey, and black that’s ready to splash in puddles and trek through snow. The shoe features a classic Dunk Low paneling, with a two-tone split adding grey to the toe, lace, and heel panels, with white on the toebox and side panels. The side panel Swooshes are black and designed with a bulky Gore-Tex texture, matching the black Gore-Tex hangtag and black Nike tongue logo.
Nike has been a fan of Gore-Tex protection for years now, and last year, Beaverton broke out waterproof colorways of the Dunk Low and Air Force 1, in addition to a redesigned Gore-Tex Air Jordan 1 Low hiking shoe. If you’re determined to go through the cold weather months without boots, it’s time to get into some Gore-Tex.
The Nike Dunk Low Gore-Tex Summit White will be released Spring 2026 through Nike and select retailers in-store and online. Available in men’s sizing, the retail price is set at $155. For all the latest Nike news and drop info, download the Sole Retriever mobile app.
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