Fake Dunks have a thick and angular logo that's located close to the midsole, while real Dunks have a naturally curved logo that's located near the center of the shoe panel. The swoosh stitching is also thin and long on fakes, while real Dunks have thicker, smaller, and more consistent stitching overall.

Of course, this is why they've been so exclusive for decades. Not to mention NIKE Dunks are extremely comfortable. “The hype around NIKE Dunk releases is at an all-time high and due to popular demand, we're currently out of stock,” explained Foot Locker on its website.

Twenty years ago, one pair of Nike SB Dunks, in the eBay colorway, fetched an unprecedented $30,000 at auction. The samples were cut into pieces to protect the value of the original pair.

The normal Dunk Low features pretty basic foam midsoles, while the SB version has the added benefits of a Zoom Air pod at the heel, and spongy Poron foam at the forefoot. This means the SB Dunk comes packed with tonnes more cushioning and a more responsive feel to make it a better skate shoe.