Dunk Low Priority 'Hufquake'

The Nike Dunk Low Priority ‘Hufquake’ launched in 2006 as a collaboration with Huf, at the time a retail operation founded by Keith Hufnagel that had two brick-and-mortar outposts in San Francisco. The limited-edition Dunk dropped as part of a thematic pack commemorating the 100th anniversary of the 1906 San Francisco earthquake. An all-over crackle print is featured throughout the orange and black nubuck upper, along with a seismic-wave graphic on the black leather heel overlay. The sneaker’s mismatched tongue tags are marked with the years 2006 and 1906.