Who gets the points? Does it count as one assist? Was Duke Tango involved? Does the school foot the bill on a new backboard? Either way this dunk is pretty nice and a definite first. (We promise no cups were involved.)

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Nike Dunk Gyrizo

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It may look like an iconic Dunk that we’re all too familiar with, but surely this is like no other Dunk ever released from Nike, as it will debut along with the sport’s inaugural Olympic inclusion. John Martin, Creative Director of Action Sports at Nike, helped give this shoe its vision with the help of BMX legend Bob Haro, as they aimed to provide protection and durability in the Gyrizo, Greek for ‘wheel.’ The shoe features a supportive midfoot strap, as well as a fully modified Dunk outsole that includes a forefoot herringbone inset for added traction and a clip to latch onto the bike’s pedal for maximum control. A few nice touches on the shoe are also the Kevlar laces and metal eyelets, offering the rider even greater durability. Aside from helping with this shoe’s design, Haro also inspired the matching racing kits that will be worn by BMX athletes and feature lighter materials and classic patterning.

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