Nike Blazer Mid '77 Vintage 'White Dark Beetroot' BQ6806-120 US 7
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Nike Blazer Mid '77 Vintage, in white leather; with dark red swooshes, suede overlays, a Nike printed heel moustache, white laces, a padded tongue, padded leather collar and heel lining and featuring a vulcanised rubber sole. In the ‘70s, Nike was the new shoe on the block. So new in fact, Nike was still breaking into the basketball scene and testing prototypes on the feet of our local team. Of course, the design improved over the years, but the name stuck. The Nike Blazer Mid ’77 Vintage—classic since the beginning.
Nike Blazer Mid '77 Vintage, in white leather; with dark red swooshes, suede overlays, a Nike printed heel moustache, white laces, a padded tongue, padded leather collar and heel lining and featuring a vulcanised rubber sole. In the ‘70s, Nike was the new shoe on the block. So new in fact, Nike was still breaking into the basketball scene and testing prototypes on the feet of our local team. Of course, the design improved over the years, but the name stuck. The Nike Blazer Mid ’77 Vintage—classic since the beginning.
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Nike Blazer Mid '77 Vintage 'White Dark Beetroot' BQ6806-120 US 7
$66.58
Nike Blazer Mid '77 Vintage, in white leather; with dark red swooshes, suede overlays, a Nike printed heel moustache, white laces, a padded tongue, padded leather collar and heel lining and featuring a vulcanised rubber sole. In the ‘70s, Nike was the new shoe on the block. So new in fact, Nike was still breaking into the basketball scene and testing prototypes on the feet of our local team. Of course, the design improved over the years, but the name stuck. The Nike Blazer Mid ’77 Vintage—classic since the beginning.
Nike Blazer Mid '77 Vintage, in white leather; with dark red swooshes, suede overlays, a Nike printed heel moustache, white laces, a padded tongue, padded leather collar and heel lining and featuring a vulcanised rubber sole. In the ‘70s, Nike was the new shoe on the block. So new in fact, Nike was still breaking into the basketball scene and testing prototypes on the feet of our local team. Of course, the design improved over the years, but the name stuck. The Nike Blazer Mid ’77 Vintage—classic since the beginning.