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Even on its grey days, Nike's SB Force 58 sneaker still looks good.

The latest version of the Swoosh skate shoe lands in a "Black/Light Iron Ore" colorway. It features suede and canvas textures, plus a leather Swoosh, all wrapped in different grey shades and red accents.

The verdict? It's gloomy but good-looking.

It's also session-ready, per usual. Expect the signature skate build, including an extra-padded tongue and reliable rubber grip on the bottom. Of course, it still offers that "Air Jordan 1 meets Air Force 1 meets Nike SB Dunk" vibe, essentially bringing Nike's classic basketball designs to the skate park.

The "Black/Light Iron Ore" pair is just another solid scheme for the collection, which already includes cute Barbie-pink iterations and nice olive suede options.

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Speaking of which, the new greyed-out SB sneakers are now available on Premier's website for $85. A price as smooth as the colorway.

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