Nike Dunk Low Be True 2.0 Arrives in Michigan, UNLV
Nike released two new Be True 2.0 colorways of the Dunk Low, sold through Nike.com.
Updated on Nov. 4, 2026 in Accessories
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Nike has released the Dunk Low "Be True 2.0" pack in Michigan and UNLV colorways, available now on Nike.com. The two-tone pairings add white heel patches and back overlays to the existing designs.
Why it matters
The release continues Nike's reliance on the Dunk Low line, which has seen renewed demand since the pandemic. Building new spins on established Be True designs keeps the silhouette relevant for collectors and everyday buyers.
The pack is priced at $125 for men's sizing and is sold directly through Nike.com. The extraction does not specify available sizes or release quantities.
The players
Nike
Nike is a global athletic footwear and apparel company that designs and sells the Dunk Low line.
Peter Moore
Peter Moore is the designer credited with creating the original Nike Be True colorway concept.
The details
Nike released the Michigan and UNLV colorways as the Dunk Low "Be True 2.0" pack, adding white heel patches and back overlays to the existing designs. The original Be True design was created by Peter Moore and established the Kentucky and Syracuse colorways.
Timeline
November 4, 2026: Nike Dunk Low "Be True 2.0" pack released on Nike.com.
Culture Shift
The Be True 2.0 pack extends the lineage begun by the original Be True design by Peter Moore, which established the Kentucky and Syracuse colorways. It follows the Dunk Low's second golden age that began after the pandemic.
Buyers wanting the Michigan or UNLV pair can purchase men's sizes at $125 directly through Nike.com. The release adds new options to the Dunk Low lineage for shoppers building a collection.
The takeaway
If you want a pair, check Nike.com early since release quantities were not disclosed. Comparing sizing and colorways before buying can help you pick the right Dunk Low for your collection.
Further reading
Explore more accessories coverage to see how footwear releases like this one fit into the broader sneaker market.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Sneaker News.
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