A pack of new Dunk Supreme's hit tier 0 outlets this weekend. The three monochromatic colorways seen here are part of a larger six pack drop which also includes multi-colored colorways. The uppers feature a mix of both leather and nylon with white filling in the swoosh and sole. Available now Satuday, March 29th at Sneakerology.

Diamond Supply Co. has issued a challenge to all the Photoshop warriors out there in a design contest. The rules are simple, you have until April 15th to submit a design on the template given, however no parodies and original artwork only. The submission must be posted in the Diamond thread on Hypebeast Forums. The winner will receive a pair of size 10.5 deadstock Nike SB Tiffany Dunks. With the going market value, that's worth north of $500 USD. However, if nothing good is chosen by Diamond Supply Co., no winner will be announced. Refer to Nick Diamond's post for more details including the template.

Dunk Wars was a site conceived by Nike as it looked to pit highly sought after sneakers against one another. Battle 3 sees two graffiti inspired Dunks do battle including Futura's Hyperstrike F2T.50 vs. Haze's Dunk. To make things more personable, two people stand in each corner, Ryan Santos reppin' the F2T.50 and Toddy Flores with Haze. The battle including videos and voting process can be seen over at Dunk Wars.

Nike pays homage to Syracuse University with what we assume is a special NikeID version released exclusively to select members on campus. The blue/orange upper consists of a patent leather and ballistic nylon upper with Orangemen emblazoned on the rear in a Terminator-esque style. No information is known regarding whether this will hit official retailers or not. Source: High Snobiety

Previews of next month's slated Nike SB releases have been dropped. Running through the models include a Blazer, Dunk Mid, Air Zoom Abington, P-rod II, Zoom Harbor and Zoom Tre AD. It should be another two weeks or so before these start to hit your local Nike SB account. Source: Miszapas

Voting closed for Battle 1 – the Bake Off results are out! Supreme Dunk narrowly beat out the Tiffany 57% to 43%. Team captain Skam said it best: The Tiffany Dunk was no match for the Air Jordan 3 inspired Dunk. We reign Supreme! Despite the defeat, Tiffany captain Frasey Avey remains positive: “All good fam – it’s all love for the culture. Just remember, Diamonds are forever.” Battle numero dos has also begun with Kevin Marzo representing the Original Dunk competing against Marcus Troy representing The Terminator. To vote on your favorite pair, head over to Dunkwars.com.

St. Pauli's free-thinking movement which originated in the 1980s created a special sort of kult club for the Hamburg based football team. Despite a yo-yo history between the Bundesliga and 2.Bundesliga, it was club policies such as the banning of right-wing nationalist displays at their home games which would cement St. Pauli in the football world as a club devoted to more then just the sport itself. To commemorate the efforts of the club, Nike has created a special two pair pack which will release in mid May.The Dunk Low will be exclusive to Germany, Austria and Switzerland while the Dunk High will see a bit wider release across Europe. Source: High Snobiety

Dunk Wars is an innovative site created by Nike which pits colorways of the iconic Dunk against one another. The Dunks chosen by industry heads is kicked in round 1 between legendary graffiti artist and Livestock co-owner Skam and his team Tusks (Nike SB Dunk Low Supreme) versus United Front's Fraser Avey and his Cutters (Nike SB Dunk Low Tiffany). Check out the site including the upcoming battles over at Dunk Wars.

It was inevitable a return to its roots for the Nike Dunk as the last few years have yielded a brash array of mutli-color releases. Although we're sure colorful colorways are still on their way, the Dunk has seen a much more balanced palette as of late. Here's a look at some recent Dunk Highs with distressed leather and ostrich highlights. Check your local Nike dealer for availability. Source: Atmos

It looks like the Nike ACG department had something cool under their sleeves. They have been recently working on really interesting and functional concept - the Convertible Considered Dunk. This Dunk features a heel flap which can be flipped down making it easy for the wearer to put on or take off. We would imagine that they would be useful for frequent flyers who could easily slip them off during security checks or on the plane. Unfortunately, Nike decided to drop this idea so you probably won't be seeing this in stores anytime soon. Source: Sneaker Freaker