One of the most coveted sneaker releases of the entire year, the Ben & Jerry's Nike SB Dunk Low "Chunky Dunky," has officially come and gone and you had to be speedy and incredibly lucky to get your hands on a pair. Releasing at various skate shops across the nation, a more general release was held on the SNKRS app this morning and, as usual, virtually nobody was able to check out.

Copping sneakers has become a struggle as you almost always need to have a plug or a bot to be able to secure your size. If not, you're likely stuck paying resale. In this case, the after-market price for the "Chunky Dunky" Nike SB Dunk Lows is incredibly high, making anybody who struck out pretty upset. As of this publication, certain sizes are going for over $2,000.

Sneakerheads took to social media to voice their frustration after not being able to get a pair of the hyped shoes, drowning themselves in tears and praying that the next pair would be easier to cop. With this being the year of the Dunks, you can bet your top dollar that another sneaker will come crashing down on us, leading to this vicious cycle all over again.

Were you able to get your hands on a pair?

The release of the 7-Eleven x Nike SB Dunk Low has been canceled so foodies and sneakerheads only have one official drop to look forward to: the Ben & Jerry’s x Nike collaboration.

In one of the strangest moves, Nike decided to team up with Ben & Jerry’s for a brand new pair of the Nike SB Dunk Lows. With tons of colors packed into the kicks, tons of details have already been revealed about the upcoming release. Set to drop in the next few days, the “Chunky Dunky” colorway is nearly ready to make our quarantine a little more stylish and it’s coming with a box that you’ll never want to give up.

If you’re lucky enough to get your hands on these later this month, you likely will be admiring every aspect of this limited release. According to Sneaker News, the first few pairs of these will be packaged inside of a giant pint of ice cream, modeled after Ben & Jerry’s classic imagery. While only the Friends & Family pairs will come with this box, this is still on pace to be one of the most exciting sneaker releases of the year.

Will you be trying to pick up a pair when they drop? The “Chunky Dunky” colorway of the Ben & Jerry’s x Nike SB Dunk Low will hit select skate shops on May 23 before they are sold on the Nike SNKRS app on May 26.

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In the last few years, Travis Scott has cemented himself not only as one of the most prominent voices in hip-hop but also as an influential figure in the world of streetwear and sneakers. With each Nike collaboration, La Flame continues to grow as a designer, providing some of the most hyped-up releases of the decade. Scott has re-imagined the Air Jordan 1, the Air Jordan 4, and more. His latest project has been the Nike SB Dunk. Recently, we’ve seen the star step out in some flashy kicks, and the ones he posted yesterday are oh-so-nice.

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Flexing his quarantine kicks, Travis Scott posted a series of photos and videos to his social media pages. The final slide is a close-up look of an unreleased sample of his Nike SB Dunk shoe. As pointed out by Sole Collector, this version of the sneaker bears a striking similarity to the retail version, specifically with the color of the toebox. There is subtle Cactus Jack Records branding throughout, with the plaid and paisley patterns being left out.

Which version of the shoe is your favorite? The sample that Travis flexed on Instagram or the one that actually made it to stores. Swipe below to see the kicks and let us know.

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