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The NBA is celebrating its 75th anniversary this year, having been founded on June 6, 1946. To celebrate, the league has teamed up with Nike on an NBA-themed Dunk Low, of which images have leaked online.

The Dunk Low features a leather upper that combines a white base with red paneling at the toe box and black paneling at the ankle and heel. The sneaker’s tongue features a 75th-anniversary logo on the tag, while a diamond dubrae is seen on the laces.

Nike released an NBA-themed Dunk recently, commemorating the 2021 All-Star weekend with a Dunk High earlier this year. While the above images are just leaks and far from official, a 75th-anniversary link-up would make sense.

As always, stay tuned for updates.

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