Sort of strange to have a skate shoes inspired by the Chrome Ball Incident. The Nike SB Dunk High that was previously known as ��Chrome Ball Incident/Enigma' will now be joined by another pair of Highs that makes the naming and inspiration much clearer. What we've got here is one shoe with the chromed-out metallic silver upper, and another in Urban Haze suede that gets its earthy look from the Enigma. Considerably more understandable now. The Nike SB Dunk High "Chrome Ball Incident" first came on the radar back in January. Now as July draws near the Nike SB July quickstrike has started to hit sneaker shops. UK based Flatspot had the sneaker in stocker, however they sold out quickly. Here we get a Dunk SB High Chrome Ball Incident Enigma that comes in a cool brownish-yellow colorway. Most of the sneaker features a skate blog dedicated to early 90s skating, on the ankle. A nice Chrome Ball Incident logo design is seen on the conspicuous area while the Nike swoosh is done up in black. This Nike Dunk SB High is finished off with a cool black lace and the black is also used for the sole. The shoe is perfect for the men as they will certainly love the colorway. If you're not familiar with the story behind the Nike SB Dunk Hi "Chrome Ball Incident" part of the Nike SB July 2010 releases, allow Clyde from Inside The Sneaker Box to fill you in on the details. Filmed on location at MIA Skate Park, Clyde gives us a detailed look at the Chrome Ball Incident Dunk while breaking down the origins behind the sneakers which involves Neil Blender and the Airwalk Enigma, the shoe which the Chrome Ball Incident draws inspiration from. Clyde was forced to compete with a ton of background noise so make sure you turn up the volume a bit to hear the audio. Urban Haze and Barley suede come together on the upper, while black accents can be seen on the Swoosh and at other key points. The Chrome Ball Incident is referenced by the embroidered ball on the heel foxing. The scissors seen near the top of the midfoot are a reference to the practice of cutting down hightop sneaker to make them better for skating. If you recall, Brian Anderson was a fan of this, and it served as design inspiration for his Icon x Icon Blazer CS.