Here is the latest release from the Nike SB Dunk lineup, it is the Nike SB Dunk High Wet Floor. These will be a quickstrike release for 2009, although they are already available in Taiwan. The shoes come in a yellow, black and red colorway, just like the wet floor signs. [EUKicks]

This is the newest Nike SB Zoom for Stefan Janoski. They will release two colorways, one in cappucino/sand and the other in black/white. The shoe is a simple no-frills look that you can tell is meant for skating, although the tag says for daily use. Both pairs will feature a white midsole. [NiceKicks]

Nike SB is very selective with who they give a pro model to, as Omar Salazar is only the third person to receive one, but their hesitance pays off because this is a very nice shoe. Materials used include suede, mesh and a metallic silver material. The shoe sits on top of a simple white midsole. [SneakerNews]

Another new version of the Nike SB Trainer II has struck the skateboarding shoes lineup with its classic elements. The Black upper with perforation on the toebox is being stressed out with the minimal Pink combination that pops up on the strap across the forefoot, top lace holders, tongue, ankle, and sole. The Swoosh in Black blends with the dark upper while the White midsole gives a contrast to the whole shoe. [NiceKicks]

Combining two perfect colors together makes a summer day fun, like the Yellow/Black colorway of the new Nike SB Dunk High. The perforated midsection made of leather has a combination of a White toebox, Black Swoosh, Black laces, White midsole, and Yellow outsole with Nike Red tag on the tongue. [NiceKicks]

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This is the latest pair of Dunk SB’s from Nike, the Black/Sky Blue’s designed by Daryl Angel. They feature a predominantly black upper with a sky blue toe box, swoosh and upper heel area. The red accents around the swoosh is a great addition and the good/evil insole design is not to be missed. [EUKicks]

It seems there must have been a picture of the Air Jordan 3 True Blues on the drawing board when Nike was designing these SB Zoom’s, but that’s not exactly a bad thing. The quilted side panels and black swoosh really make this shoe pop. [NiceKicks]