Nike Dunk Pro SB’s are also more long and narrow than most other skateboarding shoes. If you have wide feet , you might want to get a half size larger shoe than you usually would. Only a few years ago Nike decided to enter the skateboard shoe market. One of their first shoes was the Nike Dunk. Dunks were originally basketball shoes (thus the name `Dunk`) back in the 80s, but the shoe worked fairly well for skateboarding too, having a flat sole that allowed for good board feel. Since the Dunk's evolution into a skateboarding shoe, the letters `SB` have been added to signify their link to Skateboarding. Nike Dunks now feature the Zoom Air sole, suede toe caps for better board grip, and nice puffy tongues. However, since the start Nike has had the stigma of a big company coming into skateboarding just to make some money. It’s apprehensive at first about Nike skate shoes, people like the way they've gone about it. Instead of making cheap crap skateboarding shoes and trying to undercut the skate shoe market, Nike has taken the high road. Nike Dunks have their own unique style, and while some of their shoes look like a pack of crayons left on a stove burner, some of them look pretty cool. And all of them are well made. Whatever you take on Nike being in the skate market, it is nice that they actually took the time to make skateboarding shoes that work well. Like everything with skateboarding, you should do what you want, and express yourself. If you like the look and feel of Nike Dunk Pro SB’s, then go for them. People like the strong response and board feel that Nike Dunk sb ’s give, and some of the colors are sick. It's also nice to have a pair of skate shoes that can double for other sports - most large puffy skate shoes don't work that well for other sports. And, to top all of this off, the Nike skate team is very strong with guys like X Games gold medalist Paul Rodriguez. Nike Dunk SB’s have been available for over many years now ， and sure to be last for a longer time.