Nike Blazer Low for all your to pass judgment on

The Nike Blazer originally made its debut to the footwear industry in 1973. Nike, a company which had been notrious for running sneakers and trainers released the Blazers in ‘73 at their first sneaker geared towards basketball. It took a little time but the Blazers quickly took to the market and proved to be a success to Nikes induction into the basketball sneaker market. More then 35 years after their debut the Nike Blazer still continues to be a popular seller in Nike’s expanding footwear catalog. 

The sneakers are adored by both men and women, and are available in kids and infant sizes as well.In 2005 the Nike Blazer were introduced. Nike took on the Nike Blazers and added a few minor changes to the sneakers to make them fit right in with their collection of skateboarding sneakers. For starters Nike SB threw in a Zoom Air insole which provided superior comfort and added support. After that some extra padding was added all around the shoe. Besides for that the Nike Blazer remained complete the same. Seeing as how the Nike Blazer were already a popular seller for years before hand its needless to say when the Nike Blazer Low Classic Black White Light Bone was introduced in 2005 it instantly took off.For news and updates regarding the latest Nike Blazer and all other footwear news make sure you keep it locked to Sneaker Obsession and sign up for our newsletter.If your looking for some places to pick up Nike Blazer hit up the links below.

Since the release of the Nike Blazer , also known as the Nike Blazer Low, a lot of our readers seem to be on the fence when it comes to the style of the shoes. While many of you love the simple color schemes you tend to have a little bit of an issue with the straps Nike used to replace the laces referring to the design as a pair of Blazers for senior citizens who can no longer bend over to tie their shoes. While we can defiantly relate to your feelings on this one we can't just stop posting the sneakers. I mean that’s our job isn't it? To keep the public informed on what’s out there. Which is why we’re posting up another Nike Blazer Low for all your to pass judgment on. This time it’s a simple white/green version which uses white throughout most of the sneakers with hits of green applied to the Nike Blazer Low, toe cap and outlining around the Nike branding on the heel tab.