The Nike SB Koston 3 for Sale line has been emerged for four years, and is still holding its ground. Its popularity has exploded to the point where there are sneaker connoisseurs who merely live for SB’s, a.k.a. SB heads.If there is one truth about the sneaker game, it’s that collecting SB’s is not a hobby for the poor. Expect to break the bank if you’re attempting to do the impossible. Although Nike SB’s sell in stores for as low as $59, they also have a price-tag of up to $2000. No one at Nike imagined that the Skateboarding sneaker scene would be so big. Nike SB shoes aren’t sold everywhere, and are usually limited to exclusive skate shops.

TheNike SB Koston 3 UK Stockists High Momofuku is a collab that came about when Nike SB and New York-based chef David Chang put their ideas together to create a special version of the SB Dunk High inspired by Momofuku’s aprons. Releasing next week, let’s get a closer look.For those of you who may not know, Momofuku is a culinary brand established by chef David Chang in 2004 with the opening of Momofuku Noodle Bar. The Momofuku aprons are usually made out of dark denim fabric, which is very similar to the material used on the uppers of the SB Dunks you see above. This collab came about as a result of the long-standing relationship between members of the skate community, the Nike SB team and the Momofuku restaurants. Chang fell in love with Nike in 1987. According to the chef, the moment he saw the first visible Air: “Was one of the coolest things I’d ever seen.” Ever since then, he’s been loyal to the Swoosh and was more than ecstatic to collaborate with Nike SB on this project.

Notable features on the shoe include the numbers “163” and “207” on the sock liners which represent the addresses of David’s Fuku and Ssäm Bar restaurants in NYC, respectively. The Momofuku logo (peach) appears on the shoe’s heel to help give the shoe even more of a intimate collaborative feel. Dual branding on the tongue, Tonal Black and Navy denim uppers. tonal laces, a White midsole and gum outsole complete the look.The Nike SB Koston 3 Outlet High Momofuku will be releasing on June 22nd at Fuku (163 First Avenue, New York, NY 10003) starting at 10AM, and on June 23rd at select Nike retailers and Nike.com. Retail price is set at $110.

TheNike SB Koston 3 on Sale Black is the latest release to celebrate the 15 years of the SB Dunk. This upcoming drops is a re-released version of the Nike SB Dunk Low Pigeon that Jeff Staple dropped back in 2005. This time around, the SB Dunk Low ditches the Grey upper and replaces it with one that comes in all-Black.Above you will find the Nike SB Dunk Low Pigeon Black on the feet of Eric Koston as it’s seen dressed in a Triple Black upper (can’t confirm what it’s constructed out of yet) paired up with its signature Sienna accents (outsole) and an embroidered Pigeon logo on the heel. Being that the shoes are slated to drop on November 11th, we’re pretty sure more info and images are sure to be unveiled in the following days. Is this a must-cop? Stay tuned.

Soulland (Danish menswear brand) links up with Nike SB to release a sequel to their first collab in celebration of Friday nights. Dubbed the Soulland x Nike SB Dunk FRI.day part 0.2 Collection, the collab will include a Nike SB Koston 3 Lowest Price and a Nike SB Dunk High along with matching apparel. Both models opt for a deconstructed look that results in a very unique and detailed finish.Subtle features on the deconstructed motif include emblazoned “FRI” and “.day” on the heel tab of the Black Dunk Low, subtle hits of Blue added to the entire collection, the use of both suede and leather, and what appears to be exposed foam on the tongues (SB Dunk High).