Nike SB P-Rod 2 Gray/White/Blue

Here’s a look at an upcoming preview of a P-rod 2 colorway worn by Nike sponsored rider Danny Supa at a recent competition. The P-rod features a gray and white upper with blue accents along the top of the toe box, swoosh and mid sole. Also the Swoosh appears to be patent as well. Definitely a clean colorway for the P-Rod 2. Image: Skate Booty

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Nike SB P-Rod 2 Gray/White/Blue

Here’s a look at an upcoming preview of a P-rod 2 colorway worn by Nike sponsored rider Danny Supa at a recent competition. The P-rod features a gray and white upper with blue accents along the top of the toe box, swoosh and mid sole. Also the Swoosh appears to be patent as well. Definitely a clean colorway for the P-Rod 2.

Image: Skate Booty

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