Subtle Yet Effective Material Change

The fake Nike Dunk Low "Light Iron Ore" is a testament to Nike's ability to blend tradition with innovation. Despite debuting in 1985, the Nike Dunk Low continues to deliver fresh options. For its latest ensemble, the iconic creation has indulged in a "Light Iron Ore," "White," "Black," and "University Red" mix of colors.

A Mix of Colors and Textures

The Nike Sportswear team's latest offering stays close to the formula that has proven successful over the last 37 years.

Fake Nike Dunk Low "Light Iron Ore" Dark-colored overlays atop a lighter-colored base layer with contrasting branding hits. Ruby-colored flair animates logos at the top of the tongue and heel, allowing for the profile swooshes to take on a subtle, but full-of-personality "Black" patent leather finish.

Special Materials for a Special Consumer

The upcoming sneakers don't deviate much from what's become expected of Moore's made-for-basketball design. However, as was the case with a string of paisley-patterned-swoosh-donning styles earlier in the year, the women's offering delivers special materials for a special consumer.

A Brighter, Louder, More Experimental Addition

Traditionally, the fake Nike Dunk Low would be seen in two-tone, moderate colorways. The combination of a handful of vibrant colors, leather and suede textures makes the “Light Iron Ore” colorway a brighter, louder, more experimental addition to this iconic silhouette, making this pair perfect for the coming summer.

Ready with Glossy and Grayscale Accents

The Nike Dunk Low "Light Iron Ore" is readied with glossy and grayscale accents. This subtle-yet-effective material change for the classic silhouette is sure to turn heads and make a statement.

Fake Nike Dunk are one of the footwear giant's most popular styles Whether it's a classic like the Panda or a special edition like the fleece Dunk Lows, the Nike Dunk Low continues to turn heads. The "Light Iron Ore" is no exception, proving once again that Nike's