Nike’s September Stateside and Europe release, the Dunk High Premium SB, has been dubbed as “Shoe Goo,” as if it is repaired with a silicone-based adhesive just like what shoe goo is used for. The sneaker’s unusual look has Nike giving it an equally unusual nickname.

The dunk weighs in for $140 and is designed with the use of a combination of coated canvass and crinkled patent leather. It also has a semi-translucent mid-sole resembling sticky clear cement for fixing broken soles.

These kicks show a dominantly red color with black shoe lace, but you may prefer using the yellow one included in the box for a more striking effect.
The Nike Dunk High Premium SB may also look ragged for some, but thinking of the name practically implies what the shoes really mean.

Although it has already popped out in the market overseas few months back, many still awaits to get an actual look of this different design in the States and Europe.