
THIRST, the artist who created the Ninja Turtle Nike Dunks many of you were feeling, presents us with one of his latest custom sneakers. For this pair of Nike Dunks THIRST put together a design based after a comic book character everybody should be familiar with, the Incredible Hulk.
For the Incredible Hulk Nike Dunks THIRST used a color combo of green/grey/black/purple with some pretty interesting details which really help bring the Incredible Hulk theme to life. For example the toe-box, frontal, lace panel and on the panel around the ankle you have a green design which represents the Hulk’s skin and his veins. On the ankle panel of the Dunks theres purple denim which appears to be torn like the pants of Bruce Banner when he turns into the Incredible Hulk. Finishing up the sneakers and completing the Hulk theme is a custom tongue tag designed by THIRST which says “The Ultimate Drought. THIRST” in the same styling the Incredible Hulk text logo is done in.
Follow the jump to check out more detailed pictures of the Incredible Hulk Nike Dunk custom sneakers and make sure you do a quick search here on Sneaker Obsession for “THIRST” to check out the rest of the amazing work hes done.

































is hurting the economy, but which side of the economy? I only see it hurting the major corporations, not consumers. I'm only saying this because Ive been to the fashion district and see what goes on. Their are also undercover people who confiscate fake handbags and whatnot from sellers, and for most of them, the fake stuff is their major source of income. Pretty sad really. But yeah, I just wanted to speak my mind, its one thing to say fake stuff should be looked down upon because its not authentic, but to say its hurting the economy, it just sounds ridiculous from the point of view of the majority of this country who are struggling to get by. Also, I don't see how it hurts the consumers who buy the sneakers. If the price for something does not look right, chances are, they are not authentic. Also if purchasing shoes for a large sum of of $$$, you should make sure that the place guarantees authenticity. You just gotta take extra precautions is all. And as far as the resell value issue, don't be mad that EVERYONE doesnt care if you have 500 dollar sneakers on. There are those who can care less and would buy fakes for 450 dollars less for the same exact design, and won't look at their feet every 3 minutes to make sure they havent gotten dirty. Again, I'm not trying to start arguments, its just my opinion.










