LEGO® and Nike’s Sneakers Sell Out Almost Instantly

When LEGO® makes sneakers, you expect them to scream color. Remember those Adidas collabs that looked like someone spilled a tub of 2x4s on your feet? This time, though, things are different. The latest LEGO® x Nike Dunk Low pairs are black-and-white, surprisingly understated, and, predictably, already vanishing from shelves.

Blink and You’ll Miss Them

Available only in big kids’ and little kids’ sizes, the new Dunk Lows have been flying. In the US, LEGO.com is already sold out across the board. In the UK, small kids’ sizes are nearly gone, while the larger kids’ sizes are dwindling fast across Europe.

Adults? Unless you’re blessed with smaller feet, you’re out of luck. The sneaker is technically a kids’ release, which means no wide size runs for grown-up collectors. That hasn’t slowed demand.

Where to Find Them

Your best bet is the Nike website, which is still carrying more size options in most regions. Pricing matches LEGO.com, but you won’t collect Insiders points buying from Nike.

Here’s how the numbers break down:

5009950 Nike Dunk Low x LEGO Collection – Big Kids’ Shoes: £79.99 / €104.99 / $120.00 / AUD 185 / GBP 79.99 / DKK 783 / SEK 1217 / PLN 576 / BRL 659

5009951 Nike Dunk Low x LEGO Collection – Little Kids’ Shoes: £59.99 / €79.99 / $105.00 / AUD 162 / GBP 59.99 / DKK 596 / SEK 927 / PLN 461 / BRL 577

Each pair includes four sets of laces for quick customization. Want more flair? Extra charms and accessories are floating around the Insiders Rewards Centre, assuming you can catch them before they vanish too.

The Style Shift

This collab is striking not because it shouts LEGO®, but because it whispers. The monochrome Dunk Low silhouette feels closer to a sneakerhead staple than a novelty item. It’s a rare moment where a LEGO® partnership doesn’t feel like cosplay for your feet.

If you want a pair, don’t wait. By the time you finish reading this, sizes may have dropped further. For LEGO® fans and sneaker collectors alike, this might be the most wearable crossover yet, precisely because it doesn’t try so hard.