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FAQ + live marketUpdated 2026-03-11

Nike SB Malor

An excellent budget skate shoe with reinforced durability and a broken-in feel out of the box, ideal for entry-level skaters who want Nike SB quality without the premium price.

Guide Score

77/100
Very Good
LensLifestyle
Comfort8/10
Durability6/10
SizingTrue to size
WidthStandard fit
Dress codeCasual
CushioningEVA
This is our 0-100 guide score for the shoe overall. Higher is better. It is not a stock number or a price score.

How to trust it

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Live market data

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14 products currently for sale across 10 stores.

Products

14

5 new in Q2 25

30d avg price

$66

Current live median

Stores

10

0 new last 30d

40%+ off

21%

3 of 14 products · 3 with baseline

Sold out

65%

Share of sizes marked sold out across stores

Collabs

0%

No major collabs

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Colors

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Key facts

  • Popularity: Solid seller at the entry-level price point
  • Comfort: Broken-in feel right out of the box
  • Fit: True to size with a flexible upper
  • Value: Excellent at $75 for reinforced skate durability
  • Use case: Street skating, park sessions, learning tricks
  • Risk: Basic aesthetics, less style appeal than Dunks or Blazers

Shoe intelligence

Comfort 8/10Durability 6/10True to sizeSkatingEveryday

Guide

Full breakdown

The Nike SB Malor is an entry-level skate shoe designed for durability during long practice sessions. It features a vulcanized outsole, double-layered suede toebox reinforcement, double foxing tape, and a combined herringbone and circular tread pattern borrowed from the Air Force 1. Priced at $75, it is one of the most affordable Nike SB options.

Questions answered

FAQ

Is the Nike SB Malor good for skating?

Yes, it is specifically designed for durability during extended skating sessions. The double-layered suede toebox resists grip tape abrasion, and the vulcanized outsole provides good board feel and flexibility from the first wear.

How does the Malor compare to the Nike SB Dunk Low?

The Dunk Low has more cushioning, more cultural cachet, and a higher price. The Malor offers comparable durability at half the price with a lighter, more flexible construction that some skaters prefer for technical tricks.

Is the Malor comfortable for casual wear?

Yes, the broken-in feel out of the box makes it comfortable for daily wear. The vulcanized construction is flexible and the cushioned tongue adds padding. It works as a basic casual shoe, though it lacks the visual appeal of more expensive options.

How durable is the Nike SB Malor?

Very durable for the price point. The double-layered suede and foxing tape protect the most vulnerable areas during skating. Testers report it lasting significantly longer than comparably priced skate shoes from other brands.

Sources & methodology

This page mixes guide writing with current store data.