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Travis Scott's Dunk Low Gets Absolutely Shredded in Nike SB's New Skate Clip

Written by Sarah Osei

With its latest skate video, Nike SB is giving us a closer look a the Travis Scott Dunk Low ahead of its official release later this week.

Director Davonte Jolly took pro skaters Robert Neal, Theotis Beasley, Ishod Wair, and Kyle Wilson to Scott's hometown, Houston, Texas, to highlight the upcoming sneaker in action. Set to an instrumental of “WHAT TO DO?” from the Cactus Jack collective album JACKBOYS, the skateboarders show off their skills around Houston's local skate parks.

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Following several crashes, the Dunk Low's signature paisley is shredded and peels away to reveal Nike’s iconic “Elephant Print” underneath. Check out the damage in the video below.

The Travis Scott x Nike SB Dunk Low “Cactus Jack” is set to release at the select retailers February 29, for all the release information click here.

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