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Nike SB Adversary White Black



Product Details

Style

CJ0887-100

Colorway

White/White-Black

Retail Price

$75

Release Date

05/20/2020

Product Description

The Nike SB Adversary White Black is a clean, low-profile skate shoe designed for simplicity and superior board feel. Drawing inspiration from the 1982 tennis original, the design features a durable suede and mesh upper in a timeless White/White-Black colorway. Released on May 20, 2020, for $75, it utilizes a traditional ghillie lacing system for a secure fit. Our team values the "no-nonsense" functionalism of the Adversary; it provides a breathable and robust option for daily skating while offering a classic retro-sport aesthetic that works effortlessly for casual wear.





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