The Nike women’s Dunk High ‘Crimson Tint’ showcases a delicate palette that adheres to the traditional color blocking established with the debut ‘Be True to Your School’ series from 1985. The high-top is clad in white leather with contrasting overlays in a creamy pink hue. Traditional Nike branding decorates the sockliner and the woven tag stitched onto the nylon tongue. The two-tone dynamic is repeated on the sneaker’s tooling, featuring white sidewalls and a pastel-hued rubber outsole originally designed to grip the hardwood.
Men’s Nike shoes tend to have an equal width between the forefoot and heel. Women’s Nike shoes most often have a narrower heel than forefoot. Some women with a wider foot will often select men’s shoes for comfort, because women’s shoes are often more narrow than men’s shoes. According to Nike, other fit differences between men and women’s shoes include arch length and height.
