Our verdict
Dunk High Retro PRM rules the court and the streets - in style. With its toned-down vintage colorways dedicated to the autumn, these versatile Nike retro kicks are not just stylish but also pack a punch. Its A-grade leather upper is to die for, while its comfy cushioned footbed takes you to heaven and back.
Pros
- Undeniable comfort
- Zero break-in
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- True to size
- Refreshing hues for fall and winter
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- Easy to match with any outfit
- Worth every penny
Cons
- Flaps don’t lay flat when untied
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- Some colorways don’t have extra laces
Who should buy Nike Dunk High Retro PRM
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- Those who are shopping for soft and stylish fall and winter trainers.
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Switch to Nike Terminator High so you don’t have to worry about the flaps. It has a velcro strap that keeps the fit snug and secure. Or go with Nike Flight Legacy, another high-top sneaker without flaps, but has a wipe-clean-easy leather upper.
Dunk High Retro PRM’s out-of-the-box comfort
According to the reviews, these Dunks are comfortable. What’s even better is that they are comfy on the go. “Pretty soft out of the box,” a tester shared. “Don’t need any break in time,” they added. According to a sneaker fan, ”you’d feel no pain” wearing them right away even after a few hours. A sneakerhead also noted that there is appreciable cushion coming from the foam insole.
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Sneaker fans adore the premium leather upper of these Dunks. The leather feels “buttery,” according to a tester. An expert notes that it “feels pliable and not very plasticky.” One sneakerhead described the leather to rise like football leather because “the flex on the leather is much better, unlike any other Dunk.”
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On the downside, several reviewers didn’t like the side panels of the kicks. The grey colorway has a canvas panel that is “a lint magnet,” said a tester. The sand colorway is a softer material but is “not easy to clean,” noted an expert.
True to size fit of Nike Dunk High Retro PRM
Experts and casual wearers recommend mens with your regular size when buying. “Absolutely no problem even if you have wider feet,” an expert noted. But if you want to have more room, they suggested mens half a size up. According to another expert, the sizing is the same with Air Jordan 1 sneakers. Stick with the size you get with the Air Jordan 1 because they “pretty much fit exactly the same,” they reasoned.
For a secure fit, the kicks come with flat, new laces for the enclosure. Unfortunately, some colorways don’t come with extra pair of laces. One tester shared that you can leave them untied all the way up and the fit is still good. However, an expert noted that the side flap “doesn’t lay flat on the body of the shoe.”
Stay stylish for fall and winter
The dunks look dope on feet, said a tester. The colorway is super clean with the neutral hues, said another reviewer. “Very refreshing” is how a tester described them. “Can’t go wrong with an earthly colorway,” noted an expert. “You can pair them with any outfit,” they added. Several reviewers also suggested styling the dunks by pairing them with brown pants, black shorts, and jeans. “Pair them with some nice stone colorway jeans,” emphasized a sneakerhead.
With the earthy hues, the dunks are “definitely a fall-type sneaker,” remarked a reviewer. To another fan, they are “a nice solid high-top sneaker for winter.” Nike Dunk High Retro PRM is “one of those dunks that you can wear in a variety of seasons,” noted an expert.
Purchase you won’t regret
The kicks are reasonably priced at $135. In comparison, an average retro basketball high-top from Nike costs $153. That means these dunks are $18 cheaper. Additionally, an average Nike basketball high-top sneaker has a price point of $149. This makes the Dunk High Retro PRM, “way too good to pass up!” said a reviewer.
