[Update 21 Nov 2024] The all-black Division Street x Nike Dunk Low, also known as the “What the Duck Alternate”, is set to release on 28 November via GOAT. In the meantime, check out the latest product images in the gallery above.

[Update 5 Nov 2024] An all-black colorway of the Division Street x Nike Dunk Low “What The Duck” have surfaced, with a purported Holiday 2024 release window. Have a more holistic look at the pair in the gallery above!

[Update 24 Sep 2024] The Nike Dunk Low “What the Duck” will donate its proceeds to support University of Oregon student-athleates. This limited edition sneaker reflects Division Street’s continued commitment to the university’s athletic programs.

The first drop will take place on 5 October 2024 at select Flight Club locations in New York, Los Angeles, Miami, and Tokyo. A second release will follow on 11 October 2024 via GOAT online. As we await the drops, check out the official images of the collection in the gallery above!

[Update 15 Aug 2024] Prices have been announced for two of the three colorways in the Nike Dunk Low “What The Duck” collection. The “Black/Vivid Pink-Volt-Apple Green” and “White/Metallic-Silver-Appl-Green-Black” pairs will retail for US$250. Stay tuned to SNKRDUNK Magazine as we await information and visuals on the third pair in the collection, as well as a firm release date for all three pairs.

Recent leaks through @masterchefian suggest an upcoming “What the Duck” Dunk Low collection, comprising three distinct colorways, and limited to 5,000 pairs.

About the Nike Dunk Low “What The Duck” Collection

The University of Oregon has long enjoyed a symbiotic relationship with Nike. The partnership has yielded a plethora of exclusive footwear and apparel, from iconic football uniforms to Air Jordan player exclusives. The Ducks of a Feather (DOAF) program, a student-athlete-driven initiative, has further amplified the school’s influence on sneaker culture.

Recent leaks suggest an upcoming “What the Duck” Nike Dunk Low collection, a limited-edition series comprising three distinct colorways. Inspired by the 2007 SB Dunk Low “What the Dunk”, these shoes feature a kaleidoscope of Oregon-themed motifs, with each pair boasting asymmetrical designs.

Release Details

As with previous DOAF releases, the collection is expected to be highly coveted. Neither Nike nor the University of Oregon have acknowledged the collaboration in any capacity, so stay tuned for more details and images in the coming months!

In other news, check out the Nike Air Max 1 “Neutral Olive/Cargo Khaki”. Or, you can also head to the SNKRDUNK App via the banner below and browse the latest and greatest pairs of Nike Dunks.