As NIKE, Inc. continues its “Move to Zero” campaign, the North American conglomerate continues to outfit some of its most classic silhouettes in sustainable materials. Case in point: a newly-surfaced Nike Blazer Mid ’77 featuring Nike Regrind tooling.
Popularized by the Space Hippie collection, the trash-turned-sneaker material maintains its inaugural dark grey composition on the forthcoming pair. Shades of off-white cover most of the mixed-materials upper, with suede across the mid-foot boasting the darkest hue. Profile swooshes deviate from their surroundings in both hue and material, as they deliver “Armory Navy” tumbled leather to the once-basketball-court-staple. Orange joins the mix on the exposed foam tongue and suede “NIKE”-branded heel, while a Nike Sportswear swoosh wheel takes over the lateral heel. Directly underfoot, a “Glacier Ice” midsole injects modern flair to the 1970s Nike Blazer, just as the outsole does.
A Nike.com release date hasn’t been disclosed, but this Blazer Mid ’77 is likely to launch as part of a larger collection before autumn arrives. In any case, enjoy official images of the shoes ahead.
Elsewhere under the Swoosh banner, the Air Max 96 II continues to emerge in non-original styles.
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Nike Blazer Mid '77 "Move to Zero"
Release Date: Jul 27th, 2021 (Tuesday)
Color: Cream Ii/Orange/Glacier Ice/Armory Navy
Mens: $110 Style Code: DH4505-200
Europe2023
North AmericaJul 27th, 2021 (Tuesday)
Images: Nike
