nike sneakers women white The Nike Blazer Low LE is a women's style and a modernized take on the old school basketball shoe. The smooth-looking sneaker is made of white leather, giving off a premium look. The women's Blazer Low then incorporates the leather fat belly Swoosh and heel tab in a tannish brown. Rose gold Nike Swoosh branding tops off the design on the tongue tag. A low-cut collar allows for a more comfortable feel around the ankle, as does the ultra-cushy foam sockliner.

nike sneakers mens blue The Nike SB Blazer Vapor brings all of the benefits of the Nike SB Blazer, but in a much lighter version. On top, a textile upper is equipped with perforated panels that allow air in and out to keep your feet cool and comfortable. A thin rubber sole delivers durability, enhanced boardfeel, and precise control. This Nike SB Blazer Vapor comes with a primarily black upper and a white midsole. Purple provides accenting on the stitching and Nike logo in the rear.

nike sneakers sale online The Off-White x Nike Blazer “Grim Reaper” is one of two spooky editions of the Blazer that Virgil Abloh remodeled for Halloween 2018. Inspired by the dark look of the infamous grim reaper, the silhouette features an all-black upper with an oversized white Swoosh. Orange detailing completes the Halloween color palette. The shoe is crafted with a semi-translucent synthetic material and incorporates leather and suede detailing. Abloh’s signature zip-tie is done in light blue.

nike blazer mid vintage red The Blazer Mid 77, which has become a mainstay product following the success of OFF-WHITE and sacai‘s “deconstruction” of the silhouette, features an exposed foam tongue, suede reinforcement at the toe and lateral forefoot, and shape straight from the ’70s. Medial sides, profile Swooshes, and heel panels are constructed with canvas; the two most latter components interrupt the aforementioned orange palette in an eye-catching “Bright Crimson” hue. Underfoot, rubber sole units, just as laces and Nike branding throughout, forgo this Blazer Mid‘s bold color scheme in favor of a classic “White” one.

https://www.easeweekly.com/