Aside from the Nike Dunk and Air Force 1, the Blazer High is one of the most popular Nike silhouettes ever created. For their Spring ‘10 collection, Nike will be dropping three new variations of the Blazer. The first sneaker hosts a medium grey mesh upper with pink inner lining and a white mid-sole, while the second style features a varsity red mesh upper with a black inner lining and white mid-sole. The final variation of the Blazer High from this preview yields a simple black leather upper accented by a white mid-sole. Be on the lookout for all three sneakers to drop in the Spring of 2010.

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As part of their June 2009 collection, Nike is dropping two new colorways of the Blazer High. The first pair comes in men’s sizes and it hosts a white leather upper with blue accents on the swoosh and mid-sole, while red accents are seen on the tongue tag and sole. The second style releasing this month is for the female sneaker aficionados and it is featured in a light green upper with turquoise and volt accents. Both variations of the Nike Blazer High should now be available at your local Nike retailers.

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Though the Nike Blazer is not usually used for basketball purposes anymore, but rather as a casual and lifestyle sneaker, Nike continues to release new styles of their simple high-top sneaker. This time around, the Blazer comes with a clean metallic silver upper with black accents seen on the tongue and mid-sole stripe, while electrolime accents are visible via the inner lining, heel, laces, and out-sole. Overall, this pair yields a bright and vivid colorway that is definitely a good look for all seasons of the year. This Nike Blazer Mid wil release in December ‘09. Via Footlocker.

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Fresh off our Nike Basketball Spring 2010 Preview, we now present to you a preview of some of the Nike SB sneakers set to release in Spring ‘10. The Nike Dunk SB will be releasing in three colorways: black/white, black/white-red, and brown/red-tan. Nike SB will also debut some signature models such as the P-Rod 2.5, Omar Salazar Pro Model, and the Stefan Janoski Pro Model. The Blazer SB will be releasing in both high and low cut variations, while the Dunk High SB will drop in two styles accompanied by the matching apparel. Be sure to check out the full Nike SB Spring 2010 Preview after the jump.

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Denim is making its way onto sneakers more and more as of late, and the latest silhouette to feature a full denim upper is the Nike Blazer. You might remember that we previewed this sneaker back in February, but we now have a clearer image of the finished product to share. This Blazer Mid Premium features denim on the upper, toe box, and tongue. Contrasting the denim are white accents seen on the toecap and laces, black accents on the sole and heel, and red accents visible via the out-sole, inner lining, and stitching. The “Denim” Nike Blazer Mid Premium will be available at Nike retailers in the coming months.

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Not too long ago, we showcased the “Dark Chocolate” Nike Dunk Mid Premium SB which was part of Nike SB’s November 2009 collection, and we now have our first look at a Blazer High also set to drop in November. This pair resembles the school colors of the University of Southern California, and it features a team red upper accented by a yellow swoosh, white laces, yellow tongue tag, a white mid-sole, and a gum out-sole. Whether you’re liking this new colorway of the Nike SB Blazer High or you’re currently attending USC, you can purchase your pair in November 2009.

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The Nike Blazer High, one of Nike’s classic models, will be released early next month in this new black and white colorway. This pair features a black upper, which is highlighted by an interesting swirl pattern, accented by a white swoosh, heel, front midsole, and tongue tag. Overall, this Blazer High yields a simple colorway which is contrasted by the unique pattern on the upper. The Nike Blazer High – Black/White is a Lifestyle release which only be available at selected House of Hoops locations on June 4, 2009. Via Footlocker.

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