Get Ready For The Next Fragment X Nike Dunk High

We can all agree that Hiroshi Fujiwara's fragment has had an excellent year, sponsoring some of Nike's most popular shoes, including the Dunk. You may have missed out on the last fragment x Nike Dunk High, but it won't stop you from trying this one. As if the Bejing Dunk High and Travis Scott Air Jordan 1 Highs and Lows weren't enough, we also have the LDWaffle with Sacai collaboration and another Dunk to look forward to.

Aside from a striking resemblance to the recently released Bejing edition, which was first released in 2010 as part of the three-part City Series Pack, the image's Instagram caption gives little information other than its updated black and navy coloring. It remains to be seen if these are the second drop in a purported trio, identical to the first. Raffle losses and trips to the secondary market have become associated with the launch of the new fire, and if the enthusiasm in Fujiwara's comment section is any indicator, you'd better ready yourself for more agony.

The next release, like its "Wine" companion, departs from the colorful clothing of prior Cactus Jack releases, choosing instead for a less-is-more approach that lowers the silhouette to a covert appearance. The characteristic fragment design symbol embossed on the heel has also been given a more subdued tone finish, enabling the palette's timeless quality to speak for itself. These are ready to take center stage among a deluge of Dunk releases, both high and low.

While no official release date other than the cryptic "2021" has been revealed, it's a good idea to start training your trigger fingers now to prevent disappointment. Keep an eye out for any fresh update.

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