Aaron Hope
February 25, 2010
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Nike gave the Blazer family a huge push in 2009, cap-toed All Court getting some of the runoff. With this new Nike All Court Low Quickstrike, the All Court looks quite a bit more like its own model, though the signature elements like toe cap, vulc sole and old school Swoosh are all in place. This pair goes with a rich navy blue canvas, which looks very nice against the white sole. These are expected at premium Nike Sportswear retailers like Shelta tomorrow, February 26th.
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