The sneaker carries a dope design

Now this is what you call a true custom sneaker! Here we have a pair of Custom Nike Dunk that are inspired after the famous comic book character and super villain, The Riddler. The sneaker features a great color combination with some real loud colors used throughout the shoe. Pearl green is seen on areas such as the entire toe area and lace panels while purple is added to the Nike Swoosh and tongue. Also to added to the sneaker is denim on the heel and yellow shoe laces. An abstract design is added to bring the Riddler look. This loud and bold sneaker is finished off with a clean white midsole and a bright yellow outsole. I can’t hate on these, what do you think?

I always look forward to customs as they are some of the best sneakers we will ever see. Designers take a long time on their customs to make sure there sneaker is the best of the best. Well here is one designers who has done that time in and time out with some fantastic custom over time. Here we have a remarkable pair of Nike Dunk Lows that were designed by Sekure D.

The sneaker carries a dope design! The first thing you’ll probably notice are the Carnage and Fester patterns, which are done up in black. A light shade of blue appears on the Nike Swoosh and shoe laces while grey covers the mid-panel. White is put into use on areas such as the toe box, inner lining, and tongue. Sekure D finishes off the design with a clean white midsole and a black outsole. I cant stop looking at these! What do you think?

Looking to Man of Steel for a little inspiration, artist-slash sneaker customizer Nathan presents us with this dope pair of Nike Dunk High Pro SB Flom. Keeping it clean and simple, Nathan started off by covering the sneakers in a black and red colorway. From there he incorporated original graphics from a Superman comic onto the heel of each shoe by using a special method to transfer the graphics on a tight-knit porous fabric which can than be stitched up to the shoe. The final outcome produces vibrant colors which maintain the original shading and coloring you’d see in the actual comic, giving the shoes the look of an officially licensed product.