First looks at Rayssa Leal Nike SB Dunk Low

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First looks at Rayssa Leal Nike SB Dunk Low

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Updated 4 weeks ago

Rayssa Leal's Nike SB Dunk collaboration unveiled

In the dynamic world of street skateboarding, 15-year-old Brazilian sensation Rayssa Leal has swiftly risen to prominence, securing coveted titles such as multiple X Games medals and a remarkable silver at the 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo. In recognition of her remarkable achievements, it is only fitting that the young professional skateboarder be granted her own sneaker again. Nike SB is poised to pay tribute to her prowess through an exclusive SB Dunk collaboration.

Photo Credit: @JFGrails

Photo Credit: @JFGrails

Photo Credit: @JFGrails

Leaked details of the Rayssa Leal x Nike SB Dunk Low

Leaked images surfacing on Instagram accounts @JFGrails, @iamricosuav, and @thesolesorcerer provide an early glimpse into the upcoming Rayssa Leal x Nike SB Dunk Low. The collaborative design showcases intricate lasered details on suede overlay panels, debossed mid-foot sections, and distinctive smiley face lace jewels. Adding a personal touch, Leal's signature logo graces the heel counter.

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Photo Credit: @thesolesorcerer

A Reunion of talent: Nike SB and Rayssa Leal's history

This venture isn't the first collaboration between Rayssa Leal and Nike SB. In the preceding year, Leal introduced her unique take on the SB Zoom Verona Slip, featuring imaginative cloud-inspired graphics woven into the shoe's design. The history between the athlete and the brand adds depth to this upcoming sneaker release.

Photo Credit: @JFGrails

Photo Credit: @JFGrails

Official release details still pending

As of now, no official release details have been disclosed for the Rayssa Leal x Nike SB Dunk Low other than a potential release date for 2024. Due to the lack of more details, the anticipation surrounding this collaboration builds as passionate skateboarders and sneaker collectors eagerly await more information on when and where they can get their hands on this distinctive pair. However, what could be speculated is that the Rayssa Leal Nike SB Dunk Low will be released on the Nike SNKRS app and local skateboard shops. Stay tuned for updates as the story unfolds in the world of skateboarding fashion.

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