We’ve seen the P-Rod III in bright red and black/white, and now we’ve got a look at a more subdued version. Using Midnight Fog as a base, a Sport Red Swoosh and laces jump off as accent colors. We first spotted these back in March and brought them to you to mixed reviews. The Dunk mid uses a suede upper in royal blue and black, keeping things nice and simple over a white midsole and black outsole. The simplest colorway of all three comes on the Zoom Classic, which uses a leather blackout upper. Scarlet is used on the outsole and liner, and with gold on the tongue label.

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The Nike Low SB comes in a red suede makeup, with a matching red leather swoosh and mid panel. Blue works as an accent on the midsole stitching tongue and near the collar, also. This colorway is a nice patriotic look for the classic low-top. The Mid Pro SB uses an all-black design with a white swoosh and midsole. Like the low, suede is used on the forefoot, but leather makes up the rest here.

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The Nike SB Beijing Dunk Mid is one of the best Dunks as of late. With a color combo of black, red, and grey, and inspiration from many of Beijing’s iconic features. Noodle-like laces and graphite, highway like coloring, along with the full white front representing the never out of style face mask that can be seen on many of the city’s residents. All this adds up to a shoe that represents the city of Beijing accurately.

More shots via CtotheJL after the break.

The theme of the shoe was based on a Beijing native’s view of their own city. With that said, this sneaker possesses many detailed features inspired by Beijing’s icons including dust, noodles, traffic, highways and Tiananmen Square. Check out more detailed pics of this sneaker plus a blueprint of its manufacturing after the jump.

Via Hypebeast.