Being rooted doesn't mean you can't step forward. Keeping the classic comfort you love from the original, your favorite mid-top shoes get remastered for the modern era. Durable rubber extends from the midsole to the Swoosh for a bold twist (and a little nod to Nike innovation from the '70s). The patchwork upper adds the perfect amount of retro attitude. Benefits Mix of materials create a patchwork design full of color and texture. Vintage finish on the midsole keeps your look timeless and easy to wear. Extra rubber on the side adds durability, taking inspiration from a 1978 prototype that was eventually used on racquetball courts. Vulcanized construction fuses the sole to the upper for a flexible, broken-in feel. Rubber outsole with herringbone pattern adds durable traction and heritage style. Product Details Mid-top design Traditional laces Blazer Origins Originally introduced in 1972 as a basketball shoe, the Blazer has since transformed into a modern staple for skaters and sneakerheads alike. Maturing from a simple canvas high top to a leather mid top and casual low top, this shoe just gets better with age.
Being rooted doesn't mean you can't step forward. Keeping the classic comfort you love from the original, your favorite mid-top shoes get remastered for the modern era. Durable rubber extends from the midsole to the Swoosh for a bold twist (and a little nod to Nike innovation from the '70s). The patchwork upper adds the perfect amount of retro attitude. Benefits Mix of materials create a patchwork design full of color and texture. Vintage finish on the midsole keeps your look timeless and easy to wear. Extra rubber on the side adds durability, taking inspiration from a 1978 prototype that was eventually used on racquetball courts. Vulcanized construction fuses the sole to the upper for a flexible, broken-in feel. Rubber outsole with herringbone pattern adds durable traction and heritage style. Product Details Mid-top design Traditional laces Blazer Origins Originally introduced in 1972 as a basketball shoe, the Blazer has since transformed into a modern staple for skaters and sneakerheads alike. Maturing from a simple canvas high top to a leather mid top and casual low top, this shoe just gets better with age.
Being rooted doesn't mean you can't step forward. Keeping the classic comfort you love from the original, your favorite mid-top shoes get remastered for the modern era. Durable rubber extends from the midsole to the Swoosh for a bold twist (and a little nod to Nike innovation from the '70s). The patchwork upper adds the perfect amount of retro attitude. Benefits Mix of materials create a patchwork design full of color and texture. Vintage finish on the midsole keeps your look timeless and easy to wear. Extra rubber on the side adds durability, taking inspiration from a 1978 prototype that was eventually used on racquetball courts. Vulcanized construction fuses the sole to the upper for a flexible, broken-in feel. Rubber outsole with herringbone pattern adds durable traction and heritage style. Product Details Mid-top design Traditional laces Blazer Origins Originally introduced in 1972 as a basketball shoe, the Blazer has since transformed into a modern staple for skaters and sneakerheads alike. Maturing from a simple canvas high top to a leather mid top and casual low top, this shoe just gets better with age.
Being rooted doesn't mean you can't step forward. Keeping the classic comfort you love from the original, your favorite mid-top shoes get remastered for the modern era. Durable rubber extends from the midsole to the Swoosh for a bold twist (and a little nod to Nike innovation from the '70s). The patchwork upper adds the perfect amount of retro attitude. Benefits Mix of materials create a patchwork design full of color and texture. Vintage finish on the midsole keeps your look timeless and easy to wear. Extra rubber on the side adds durability, taking inspiration from a 1978 prototype that was eventually used on racquetball courts. Vulcanized construction fuses the sole to the upper for a flexible, broken-in feel. Rubber outsole with herringbone pattern adds durable traction and heritage style. Product Details Mid-top design Traditional laces Blazer Origins Originally introduced in 1972 as a basketball shoe, the Blazer has since transformed into a modern staple for skaters and sneakerheads alike. Maturing from a simple canvas high top to a leather mid top and casual low top, this shoe just gets better with age.
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Nike Blazer Mid Pro Club Grain Monarch, UK 6.5
Delivery between 8–12 May $14.99
originally posted on store.nike.com
The Blazer Mid '77 Pro Club is a great silhouette for all types of activities, from walking around on campus or even going to the gym. The retro style is one of my favorite looks and is great to wear year round. The quality of the shoe is top-notch with buttery leather, and detailed stitching. Like all Blazer Mid’s you do have to get used to putting them on as they are a little tricky, I recommend loosening the laces all the way down to put them on easily. They are a little uncomfortable out of the box, but once you wear them in they are great for all day use. These shoes are great choice for everyone.
originally posted on store.nike.com
These shoes look awesome. The color pattern on them is different and pops. Every single person that sees them has a comment to make and it is usually something about how different they look. The fit of the shoe itself runs a little tight at the toe box. The right show fits a bit different than the left shoe as well. It is a little tighter on my left than on my right. I typically don't have that issue with my shoes. Other than the tight fit in the toe, the shoe is very comfy. I like how I do not have to tie the laces and they stay on snug enough for me to jump and run around with my kids. I use them to workout in at the gym as well as running around doing errands. Because there are multiple colors I can wear these shoes with basically anything... shorts, pants, and ... MoreThese shoes look awesome. The color pattern on them is different and pops. Every single person that sees them has a comment to make and it is usually something about how different they look. The fit of the shoe itself runs a little tight at the toe box. The right show fits a bit different than the left shoe as well. It is a little tighter on my left than on my right. I typically don't have that issue with my shoes. Other than the tight fit in the toe, the shoe is very comfy. I like how I do not have to tie the laces and they stay on snug enough for me to jump and run around with my kids. I use them to workout in at the gym as well as running around doing errands. Because there are multiple colors I can wear these shoes with basically anything... shorts, pants, and jeans all look good with them.
originally posted on store.nike.com
So I was a bit hesitant when I got this shoe because I'm more of a Air Max 90 and Dunk kind of guy. After being told by my wife to change it up, ( I probably have 40 different colorways of AM90s and about 15 of dunks) I said why not, let me change up models and give these a shot.Initial impression was they are unique and materials on this colorway were very nice. I almost always go for dark colors opposed to light, as we and light colors don't get along but given the Fall season around me and the change of foliage, I decided to knab these as they give off fall vibes. An off white bone color, that's contrast by brown and orange, they paired perfectly with my Longhorns gear by default, an added plus.For me though is more of a casual wear type shoe, and not ... MoreSo I was a bit hesitant when I got this shoe because I'm more of a Air Max 90 and Dunk kind of guy. After being told by my wife to change it up, ( I probably have 40 different colorways of AM90s and about 15 of dunks) I said why not, let me change up models and give these a shot.Initial impression was they are unique and materials on this colorway were very nice. I almost always go for dark colors opposed to light, as we and light colors don't get along but given the Fall season around me and the change of foliage, I decided to knab these as they give off fall vibes. An off white bone color, that's contrast by brown and orange, they paired perfectly with my Longhorns gear by default, an added plus.For me though is more of a casual wear type shoe, and not something I would want to wear for the long haul. If I had to be on my feet all day I probably would opt for something with air or with a react sole as those tend to have way more comfort. These are somewhere along the lines of more comfy than a converse (Chuck Taylor All-Star) but not as comfy as a Van's although the Blazer has way more colorways available then both of those others. So if you want to lace up a casual shoe for a trip to the store, mall or for a little social gather these will definitely work, but if you plan on running, walking blocks stick to a Vapor Fly.All in all a good shoe, with nice materials. Pairs well with jeans, khakis and I would even say you could probably dress them up given the right color combo of attire to shoes. For the price point it's hard to find a better casual sneaker in my opinion.
Nike Blazer Mid Pro Club Grain Monarch, UK 6.5
Delivery between 8–12 May $14.99
The Blazer Mid '77 Pro Club is a great silhouette for all types of activities, from walking around on campus or even going to the gym. The retro style is one of my favorite looks and is great to wear year round. The quality of the shoe is top-notch with buttery leather, and detailed stitching. Like all Blazer Mid’s you do have to get used to putting them on as they are a little tricky, I recommend loosening the laces all the way down to put them on easily. They are a little uncomfortable out of the box, but once you wear them in they are great for all day use. These shoes are great choice for everyone.
These shoes look awesome. The color pattern on them is different and pops. Every single person that sees them has a comment to make and it is usually something about how different they look. The fit of the shoe itself runs a little tight at the toe box. The right show fits a bit different than the left shoe as well. It is a little tighter on my left than on my right. I typically don't have that issue with my shoes. Other than the tight fit in the toe, the shoe is very comfy. I like how I do not have to tie the laces and they stay on snug enough for me to jump and run around with my kids. I use them to workout in at the gym as well as running around doing errands. Because there are multiple colors I can wear these shoes with basically anything... shorts, pants, and ... MoreThese shoes look awesome. The color pattern on them is different and pops. Every single person that sees them has a comment to make and it is usually something about how different they look. The fit of the shoe itself runs a little tight at the toe box. The right show fits a bit different than the left shoe as well. It is a little tighter on my left than on my right. I typically don't have that issue with my shoes. Other than the tight fit in the toe, the shoe is very comfy. I like how I do not have to tie the laces and they stay on snug enough for me to jump and run around with my kids. I use them to workout in at the gym as well as running around doing errands. Because there are multiple colors I can wear these shoes with basically anything... shorts, pants, and jeans all look good with them.
So I was a bit hesitant when I got this shoe because I'm more of a Air Max 90 and Dunk kind of guy. After being told by my wife to change it up, ( I probably have 40 different colorways of AM90s and about 15 of dunks) I said why not, let me change up models and give these a shot.Initial impression was they are unique and materials on this colorway were very nice. I almost always go for dark colors opposed to light, as we and light colors don't get along but given the Fall season around me and the change of foliage, I decided to knab these as they give off fall vibes. An off white bone color, that's contrast by brown and orange, they paired perfectly with my Longhorns gear by default, an added plus.For me though is more of a casual wear type shoe, and not ... MoreSo I was a bit hesitant when I got this shoe because I'm more of a Air Max 90 and Dunk kind of guy. After being told by my wife to change it up, ( I probably have 40 different colorways of AM90s and about 15 of dunks) I said why not, let me change up models and give these a shot.Initial impression was they are unique and materials on this colorway were very nice. I almost always go for dark colors opposed to light, as we and light colors don't get along but given the Fall season around me and the change of foliage, I decided to knab these as they give off fall vibes. An off white bone color, that's contrast by brown and orange, they paired perfectly with my Longhorns gear by default, an added plus.For me though is more of a casual wear type shoe, and not something I would want to wear for the long haul. If I had to be on my feet all day I probably would opt for something with air or with a react sole as those tend to have way more comfort. These are somewhere along the lines of more comfy than a converse (Chuck Taylor All-Star) but not as comfy as a Van's although the Blazer has way more colorways available then both of those others. So if you want to lace up a casual shoe for a trip to the store, mall or for a little social gather these will definitely work, but if you plan on running, walking blocks stick to a Vapor Fly.All in all a good shoe, with nice materials. Pairs well with jeans, khakis and I would even say you could probably dress them up given the right color combo of attire to shoes. For the price point it's hard to find a better casual sneaker in my opinion.
This is the type of shoe that you can wear on a lot of different occasions. I work out with them, especially on leg days. I love the flat bottom and style of the shoes for the gym. They go with a lot of my gym outfits and they look so good on feet. I even wear them going out with friends and family. They have definitely became one of my favorite shoes to wear all the time. Blazers are just a classic shoe. These pair of shoes are one that will last you a very long time.
Apologies for the late replay but I was out of town and wanted to get my wears in before reviewing.The fit of the blazers was really good. I felt some chafing on my pinky toe but that was only the first few wears. I have wide feet and the shoe began to expand after some more wears. I mainly used the Blazers for weightlifting. I always used basketball shoes or personal shoes to lift in. I have seen numerous gym goers wearing blazers so I was curious to see what the hype was. The flat bottom of the blazers make them an ideal shoe for weightlifting, especially when working legs. I loved how my feet felt when doing squats, deadlifts and the leg press with the Blazers. I could really feel like I was getting the most out of my workout with my heels down during reps ... MoreApologies for the late replay but I was out of town and wanted to get my wears in before reviewing.The fit of the blazers was really good. I felt some chafing on my pinky toe but that was only the first few wears. I have wide feet and the shoe began to expand after some more wears. I mainly used the Blazers for weightlifting. I always used basketball shoes or personal shoes to lift in. I have seen numerous gym goers wearing blazers so I was curious to see what the hype was. The flat bottom of the blazers make them an ideal shoe for weightlifting, especially when working legs. I loved how my feet felt when doing squats, deadlifts and the leg press with the Blazers. I could really feel like I was getting the most out of my workout with my heels down during reps (thanks to the Blazers, I could really feel/notice the difference between Blazers and regular shoes.The design of the shoe is real slick. The colorway is nice. Not doing too much. I got a couple of compliments on the colorway. I am not the biggest fan of white shoes but these did not accumulate dirt quickly and still looked fresh after multiple wears.I do not think I would wear the shoe all day long unless I really broke them in. They are a great gym shoe, but like I said I have wide feet and these would probably hurt if I wore them for extended periods. However, I would wear them to the gym every other day or so for leg day.I loved how useful these are for the gym. I don't know if I'll ever go back to lifting in regular basketball shoes. Flat bottom soles are the way to go. I think the colorway could be better (I am not the biggest fan of white based shoes), but the shoe looks objectively nice. Overall, the blazer is a great model of shoe. I will be sure to recommend this shoe to friends and family.
Fit and finish:Materials on this are really nice. The suede is hairy, soft and durable. Leather is supple. Exposed foam on the tongue is a nice touch in modernizing a classic. The fit is a bit snug but it’s a basketball shoe and it keeps you planted. Over time the shoe gets more comfy as you wear it and it really molds itself to the shape of your foot. After wearing the shoe for 2 days my feet felt as though they were made for my feet and didn’t want to take them off. The colors I would say are interesting. The colors felt like a fall shoe with the color choices but I know that when the shoe wears some more, the shoe will have a great aged look. I’ve never owned a pair of Blazers before now and I’m definitely hooked. The parts that stood out the most were the ... MoreFit and finish:Materials on this are really nice. The suede is hairy, soft and durable. Leather is supple. Exposed foam on the tongue is a nice touch in modernizing a classic. The fit is a bit snug but it’s a basketball shoe and it keeps you planted. Over time the shoe gets more comfy as you wear it and it really molds itself to the shape of your foot. After wearing the shoe for 2 days my feet felt as though they were made for my feet and didn’t want to take them off. The colors I would say are interesting. The colors felt like a fall shoe with the color choices but I know that when the shoe wears some more, the shoe will have a great aged look. I’ve never owned a pair of Blazers before now and I’m definitely hooked. The parts that stood out the most were the materials. I definitely enjoyed feeling the suede and leather. The orange block on the side of the shoe was the only touch I didn’t like on the shoe. If that was taken off and kept the shoe simple, it would’ve been a better look.Pros:* Great materials* Supple leather* Interesting color blocking* High quality hairy suede* Comfort builds up over time.Cons:* Does fit snug and not TTS so you may want to go up half a size for a proper fit.Overall, a classic shoe with modern touches, high quality materials and a new way to visualize color blocking.
This classic edition shoe is a win. The shoe is a bit narrow so definitely recommend a half size or whole size up depending on how wide your feet are. 12 is my normal size with p*ma or n*w b*l*nce brands. 12.5 appears to be my lane with the newer nike lines. Fix that nike! The Achilles is comfortable despite being a mid. The unfinished tongue isn't noticeable on the brown orange colorway. Speaking of color I recommend seeing in person as the Pic doesn't do it justice. Right off the try on, the shoe feels more comfortable with each step so I don't suppose it will have a long break-in time. Bought as a replacement for the 997 H n*w b*l*nce and I'm glad I did.
I really l love this shoe. I am a big fan of Blazers so seeing a colorway I'd never seen before was a huge bonus. I have a narrow foot, so the shoe fit is perfect for me. Comfort-wise, it's not a shoe I'd want to spend all day in. It's cool for hanging out and grabbing a couple of drinks but definitely wouldn't recommend it for a festival or anything where you're on your feet and doing a ton of walking. The details are great and the materials used on the shoe are high quality and give it some character. Overall great product and they will surely make their way into the rotation.
I’ve only had 1 pair of blazers during my adult life. I always loved the look and style of them, but was always turned off by how flat they were. Upon receiving a pair of the new Blazer Mid ‘77 Pro Club, I was immediately going to swap out the insole but decided to give them a try since it’s been a few years since I’ve had a pair. Yes they’re still very flat, but they’re extremely comfortable! I decided to run a few errands to see if I would experience any discomfort. There wasn’t any! These shoes are extremely stylish and versatile. I feel like I can dress these up or down depending on the outfit. I look forward to seeing more color ways of this model.
This shoe is incredibly stylish, durable and looks good dressed up or dressed down. After over a dozen wears, the shoe is only looking better with age. My only complaint is that Blazers are not the most comfortable shoe for people with wide feet. Because of the tight fit, I'd advise people with wide feet to size a half size up. Otherwise, the shoe is great. It looks great with jeans and is the perfect color way for Fall. The shoe is definitely meant for casual wear as opposed to walking long distances or shooting hoops. The mix of materials like suede, mesh and leather create an interesting silhouette that had people craning their necks to check out my footwear.
