The Nike SB Muni Pass Dunk Low pulls from San Francisco’s transit system, referencing the old Muni Fast Pass cards people used to carry around the city. If you’ve handled one before, you know what they looked like after a while. The surface would wear down, colors would shift, edges would soften. They weren’t something you kept clean. They got used. That idea shows up in the build of the shoe.
The upper mixes suede and leather in brown and orange tones, with brighter hits layered in. It is not one flat color across the shoe. Each panel lands a little differently, which gives it more variation when you look at it up close.
There’s a contrast between the materials too. Smooth leather next to rough suede, lighter sections sitting against darker ones.
On the inside, the insoles bring in graphics tied to the transit theme. That is where the reference is most direct. The rest stays focused on color and material pulled from the Fast Pass itself. The shape and build stay consistent with what you expect from a Dunk. Padded tongue, reinforced overlays, standard construction.
Release Details
The Nike SB Muni Pass Dunk Low Pro releases at Drift House on Saturday, March 21.
In-store: 11AM EDT
Online: 2PM EDT
Sizes 6M–14M available
$130 MSRP
