There are four colors on the box: Grey Fog, Blue Chill, Pink Foam and black. On the shoe itself I really only see three — white, a calm light grey, and a black Swoosh. The rest is tucked away, and that is exactly the point of this Nike Dunk Low SE from the so-called Lottery Pack.
Grey Fog is what you wear, Pink Foam is what you find
The idea borrows from a scratch ticket. The black Swoosh has a layer that peels away over time, and colored material shows up underneath the longer you wear the shoe. That is where Pink Foam and Blue Chill live: not on the outside, but beneath. I will be honest — the moment there is pink hidden anywhere in a shoe, I go looking for it, so take this with a grain of salt. The nice part is that you are in control: want a clean grey Dunk, leave the Swoosh alone; want that bit of color, let it wear in. On the heel there is a small red lottery-ticket graphic that hints at the whole trick.
Without that scratch game, this is one of the quietest Dunks around. White leather, light grey panels on the toe, heel and side, the black Swoosh, a black heel tab, a white midsole and a grey outsole. It stays inside the lines, and you do not have to think much around it: under jeans, grey sweats or a pair of black trousers it just does its job. The grey is neutral enough to disappear and just warm enough not to feel clinical. If you want a first Nike Dunk that goes with everything, this is a sensible one.
From about 100 to nearly 380 euros
The retail price was around 120 euros, and that is where it gets interesting. This colorway barely sits with regular retailers anymore; almost all of the supply comes from resale and marketplace shops. Right now there are nine active listings across roughly eight shops. The lowest is around 100 euros — just under that old retail price — and most listings sit between 128 and 210 euros. One outlier is close to 380 euros, probably a rare size, and I would not treat that as the going rate.
One thing to flag for UK and US readers: every listing here is priced in euros right now — nothing in pounds or dollars. So add shipping and any import costs before you compare, because the euro price is not the landed price for you.
That the Hypescore sits at ATOMIC for such a restrained grey shoe is, honestly, a little surprising. Mostly it tells you there is still movement in the market. Whether your size falls in the sharp half or the pricey half, the easiest check is to line up the sizes and shops side by side before you commit.