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Stranger Things is going out with a bang, a Nike bang, that is.

With the Netflix show's fifth and final season around the corner, Stranger Things and Nike have designed a binge-ready Dunk for the diehards.

The collaborative Dunk Low sneaker follows an extreme worn-in design concept, as if it's been through the same adventures as the kids from Hawkins High School.

The "aged" sneaker comes with pre-dirtied soles, yellowed tongues, and cracked leather details. Meanwhile, several flipped logos reference the infamous alternate dimension known as the Upside Down.

You may have seen a Swoosh product or several in the show before. At the same time, the sportswear giant has also released a few IRL Stranger Things sneakers, including co-branded Air Tailwinds, Blazer Mids, and Cortez sneakers. These retro sneakers made for perfect drops, given that the show is set in the 1980s.

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Now, as we prepare to say goodbye to the series (hopefully Vecna, too), Nike helps close the chapter with another sneaker collection, this time featuring the LD-1000, Air Max 1, Field General, and these vintage-style Dunks.

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The Dunks look to be first up for launch. Retailing for $155, the Stranger Things x Nike Dunk Low sneaker is slated to release on Nike's website on November 6, just a few weeks before the premiere of the finale season. Perfect timing again, Nike.

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