Quick Facts
- Nike is expanding its rain-ready lineup with the Nike Dunk Low GTX Light Bone, a weatherproof pair arriving for Holiday 2025
- The classic Dunk silhouette is reworked with a mink brown base, light bone leather overlays, a 3D-effect Swoosh, and embroidered branding
- A Gore-Tex lining keeps rain out while a plush rubber midsole ensures comfort
- The pair is priced at $150
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With the wet and windy months officially here, Nike is gearing up with a full collection of rain-ready Dunks, including the brand new Nike Dunk Low GTX Light Bone. Sitting neatly between the stealthy Triple Black and the big, bold Ceramic, this weatherproof pair is built for both function and flex.
The Dunk Low is a stone-cold classic. Even though it’s been around since the ’80s, the silhouette continues to dominate. For this special edition, the American sportswear giant has worked on top of an earthy mink brown base, while light bone leather overlays wrap around it for contrast that’s guaranteed to turn heads wherever you go.
A slick Swoosh cuts across the sidewalls, finished with a subtle three-dimensional effect to really make things pop. Additional “Nike” branding is embroidered proudly across the tongue tag and heel badge, reinforcing the archival DNA.
But the real star of the show is the Gore-Tex membrane, which lines the entire interior of the sneaker to keep the rain out and the warmth in. Durable yet breathable, it’s a material upgrade that makes this Dunk ready for everyday city life. And because this is still a basketball shoe at its core, the midsole and outsole are crafted from plush rubber with reliable grip.
Releasing in Holiday 2025, the Nike Dunk Low GTX Light Bone will be available at Nike and select retailers online and in-store for $150. If you’re planning to add a pair to your rotation this season, stop what you’re doing and download the Sole Retriever mobile app.
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Adam Cheung is a writer and editor who specialises in sneakers and streetwear. Over the past few years, he's curated features and guides for everyone from Burberry to Nike. Often travelling between the UK and Hong Kong, don't be too surprised if you find Adam anywhere else around the world taking street photography or feasting on the local delicacies.
