Fans of the dark army color may or may not have been thrilled to see it applied to the Nike All Court Canvas low; but, there’s also another set of low-top Nike retros Nikeheads may like to take a peek at. Pictured here is a burgundy/white and a brown/white pair of the Nike Blazer low Vintage, each of which have an “old-school” feel with soles and lining that look worn down. Does either colorway appeal to you?




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Towards the second half of last month, we introduced our readers to a red/white Nike Sportswear Blazer low with a bright red/white design and a perforated Nike swoosh. Today, we have something for you fans of grey/black/white. Another similarly designed Nike Sportswear Blazer low is also being offered, this time with a grey upper, completely black toe cap to tongue area, and customary white soles. Moreover, like the red pair, this pair comes with two-tone shoe laces as well. Which of the two versions do you prefer?


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Perhaps you’re more used to seeing the Nike Blazer in its mid-top form. But many people are hesitant to wear too many high-top looks of any sneaker when the weather gets too hot. The Nike Sportswear Blazer low pictured here doesn’t seem to compromise ANY style. It comes in a red/white colorway with a leather upper, entirely perforated Nike swoosh, mesh tongue construction, and red/white shoelaces. Look for these at your participating Nike retailers now.




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We’ve already informed our readers of the fact that the UK-based Liberty company has been working with Nike Sportswear on another collaborative collection that includes a Dunk high Skinny, Air Force 1 low, Blazer mid and Blazer low all in Liberty print uppers. We would also like to now inform our readers of the fact that this collection will be available for purchase exclusively through the Liberty website come April 1, 2011. Which of the classic Nike designs are you most excited to see in Liberty print?



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We know that one Blazer AC that will be a part of Nike‘s Fall 2010 collection will come in a high-top cut, black-on-black colorway and the customary midfoot straps. But Nike has also been working on the Nike Blazer low pictured here as a continued effort to help promote the Livestrong campaign. This pair comes in a mostly light grey colorway with some instances of white and yellow. These can be purchased from Nike’s online store and shall retail for $75.
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With spring already here and summer just around the corner, we are beginning to see previews of brighter, more colorful styles of classic silhouettes. This time around, the Blazer Low is featured with a red ripstop nylon upper accented by a white vulcanized sole and purple laces. As of now, this colorway of the Blazer Low is expected to release in only women’s sizes, so the men can back off of this pair. Whatever the case may be, expect to see the red/purple-white Women’s Blazer Low at retailers in Summer 2010.

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The Nike Blazer Low is a simple silhouette that looks best when it is released in simple colorways, precisely as these two. The first pair hosts a khaki upper accented by a white midsole and mustard laces, while the second sneaker features a green base accented by blue laces and a similar white midsole. Both of these colorways of the Nike Blazer Low ND are now available overseas, and should be available for purchase at your local retailers in the upcoming weeks.

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