Brendan Dunne
September 21, 2011
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If this pair of Nike SB Blazer Highs looks immediately familiar, you may be recalling the ‘Low End Theory’ joints that dropped in August. Utilizing a similar approach of red Swoosh on black uppers, these lose the embossed graphics, opting for an uninhibited suede. The red featured is also a couple shades darker, giving the sneaker a much more laid-back look. Check out the full photos of this Nike SB Blazer High after the jump and head over to Flatspot to get your pair.
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