Catalogue/Nike/Dunk Low
Nike Dunk LowCourt Low
81Score

CoreScore breakdown

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Comfort74
Durability82
Performance70
Value79
Fit accuracy82

NikeDunk Low

The court classic, reborn for the street.

Weight

362g

Heel drop

12mm

Stack

22mm

streetgymRemovable insole

Best for

StreetwearCasual wearCollector cultureEveryday style

Not ideal for

RunningLong walksWide feet

Best price

$130

RRP

$110

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Verdict

The Nike Dunk Low is a solid performer — a court low scoring 81/100 in SoleHunt's data-driven evaluation, drawing on 0 consumer reviews and 0 independent expert tests. Tipping the scales at 362g, it is on the heavier side for a court low. The 22mm heel stack — a minimal stack — delivers a firm ride at 55 HC, returning 22% of impact energy and feeling cushion-focused rather than reactive underfoot. Geometrically, the Dunk Low runs on a high 12mm drop that cushions the transition for heel strikers, with a 10mm forefoot stack that maintains the traditional heel-elevated geometry runners with tight calves often prefer. Fit-wise, the toebox measures 95mm — roomy, with space for wider feet and swelling on long runs — and the upper comes in a standard width. True to size. Standard D width. The removable insole makes it compatible with custom orthotics. It is designed for streetwear, casual wear, collector culture, everyday style, and performs less well for running or long walks.

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Lab measurements

Weight

362g

UK size 9 men's

Heel drop

12mm

High drop

Heel stack

22mm

Forefoot stack

10mm

Midsole hardness

55HC

Firm

Energy return

22%

Higher = bouncier

Toebox width

95mm

Breathability

58/100

Outsole grip

78/100

Flexibility

55/100

Heel counter

4/5

Ankle hold

Sustainability

12%

Recycled content

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Fit guide

Sizing specs

SizingTrue to size. Standard D width.
Size rangeUS 5–15
Width optionsD
Arch supportneutral
Removable insoleYes
Orthotic readyYes

Best for

Streetwear
Casual wear
Collector culture
Everyday style

Not ideal for

Running
Long walks
Wide feet
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$110
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$113
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Construction

upper

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midsole

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outsole

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insole

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heel Counter

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lacing

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What people say

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Width feeltrue to widthSizingtrue to sizeStrike patternallCushionfirmDurabilityaverageWeatherversatileEnergy feeldeadBreak-inlong 2 plus weeksHeel bitefrequentToe roomadequateWater resistancenoneNoiseminimalOdourpoorPronationnoneValue over timeholds value

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Frequently asked questions

Who should buy the Nike Dunk Low?+

The Dunk Low suits streetwear, casual wear, collector culture — particularly on street and gym surfaces. The 12mm heel drop works well for heel strikers and runners with tight calves. SoleHunt scores it 81/100 overall, placing it in the solid mid-range of court low options.

Does the Nike Dunk Low run true to size?+

True to size. Standard D width. The Dunk Low is available from UK 4–14. Its 95mm toebox is roomy, with space for wider feet and swelling on long runs.

How heavy is the Nike Dunk Low?+

The Dunk Low weighs 362g (UK size 9 men's reference weight). That is on the heavier side for a court low. Runners prioritising a lighter shoe may want to compare alternatives in the catalogue.

What is the heel drop on the Nike Dunk Low?+

The Dunk Low has a high 12mm drop that cushions the transition for heel strikers. The heel stack measures 22mm and the forefoot 10mm. This geometry suits the broad majority of heel-striking runners and those transitioning from conventional shoes.

Can I use orthotics with the Nike Dunk Low?+

Yes — the Dunk Low has a removable insole and is rated orthotic-friendly. With 22mm of heel stack and a firm midsole at 55 HC, there is sufficient volume to accommodate standard custom orthotics without the overall stack feeling excessive.