The Nike SB Dunk High Black Sheep Paid In Full was inspired by the 2002 album "Paid In Full" by hip-hop duo Eric B. & Rakim. The sneaker was a collaboration between Nike and North Carolina-based skate shop Black Sheep, and it is a representation of hip-hop culture and skateboarding.
The upper of the Dunk High Black Sheep Paid In Full features a black and white color scheme with Metallic Gold accents on the Nike Swoosh and heel tab. The bottom of the sole has a gum rubber outsole, which provides excellent grip and control when skating. The shoe is also designed with a high-cut collar that hugs the ankle and provides additional support and stability during movement.
We think that the striking feature of the sneaker is the SB text that features throughout. This text features on the toebox, side panels, and ankle.