The Nike SB Dunk High “St. Patty’s Day” is a classic release from March 2013 that celebrates the traditional holiday. As festive of a colorway as any for the SB Dunk, the “St. Patty’s Day” brings a little “Luck of the Irish” to the venerable skate shoe with a Pine Green leather base and a Gorge Green waxed canvas collar. A Metallic Gold tumbled leather Swoosh is found on both sides of the shoe. Classic “Nike SB Dunk” branding is printed in gold lettering on the green nylon tongue tag located on the green mesh tongue. This version of the “St. Patty’s Day” SB Dunk High precedes the SB Dunk Low colorway of the same name that was released in 2022. Release date: March 17, 2013

Reviewer James R Wallis

I bought these in Jan of 2017 and still wear the same pair (replaced the insole) two years later. add some lacelock's and these are the perfect shoe for EMS. The no slip soles are one if their best features. as a 300lbs gorilla-esque mass of humanity even i can be surefooted standing on the roof of a car or an oil slick road in the pouring rain. seriously, these things take everything except ice. it also has a steel toe which comes in handy. my only problem was that the plastic insert in the heel disintegrated about 1.5 years into owning them, which is a good run considering these were worn 80+ hours a week on a truck that averaged 7 calls in a 12 hour shift, but then i had to cut the fabric in the heel and manually extract the millions of tiny pieces.

Reviewer S Jean Erdman

These shoes are very comfortable! I ordered 2 more pair in different colors!

Reviewer Donald C Hughes

Okay, these are (or appear to be) all cloth, even the soles. Mine are pretty tight fitting but I’ve bought other slip on type shoes that seem to fit just right and after wearing them for a bit then there too loose, so I’m hoping that after I wear these, they loosen up a bit and for just right.
What I DO like is they are light weight and due to the cloth soles, my feet breathe much better than wearing rubber or plastic soles slippers.

Reviewer darnell fulgham

Very comfortable! I still have to use my SuperFeet inserts, but I'm quite satisfied with my shoes.

Reviewer I Douglas Estella

Great shoe and wears well

Reviewer Louis Alvarez

Great shoes. Comfortable.

Reviewer Philip L Brach

I am a huge Chuck fan - BUT I have flat feet, and can wear them comfortably. My husband and daughter cannot. I feel like most people that wear Chucks do so because they want to make a "fashion statement" at the cost of their feet... I just need them for my flat feet - and thus every 10-12 months I order a pair of Black Chuck Taylors, works for me!

Reviewer M Ruffini

The first time I saw the "Backpack" line of shoes from New Balance, I knew that I'd one day be adding a pair to my collections of 574's. Nylon uppers just seems like a fantastic idea, since nylon is so easy to clean and keep clean. I liked the idea of being able to get them dirty, knowing that they'll clean up better then other 574's. Because of this, I might even wear them when I normally wouldn't want to get my shoes dirty.

I haven't had them long enough to make that decision, or know exactly how well they'll clean up, but there is something else different about them that immediately caught my attention. Ever since New Balance changed the manufacturing process for the 574's, I think they've been smaller and less comfortable then versions before that time. I just purchased another pair of 574's a couple of weeks back and noticed this immediately when putting them on, as I always do with a new pair of 574's nowadays.

This pair, however, feels more like the older 574's, because they're so comfortable. My first thought was that maybe they made them like the old ones, but after comparing them to numerous other pairs I have, both old and new, I don't think that's it. The soles still match the newer version (i.e. they're more narrow), but still, I'm pretty sure they have more toe room in the uppers, because they both look and feel as if they do.

I've been a little disappointed with every pair I've purchased, since they changed the manufacturing process, because they're just not as comfortable as they used to be. For whatever reason, these, however, seem closer to what I remember a new pair feeling like and that has me really happy. They are very comfortable shoes.

Reviewer xpovos

If you're between an 8 and an 8.5, get the 6.5. If you're between an 8.5 and a 9 (like me), get the 7.

Reviewer William A Bradnan

He loves his new shoes. Wears them daily

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