Praised for its classic simplicity and comfort, the Nike Blazer Low Platform elevates the hoops icon. The lifted midsole/outsole lets you step confidently while the upper keeps the proportions you loved from the original.

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.

As Nike advanced basketball shoe technology, skaters picked up the Blazer and gave it off-the-court credibility. But it wasn't until 2005 that Nike SB would create a skate-specific Blazer. From there, both the SB version and the OG took off, sparking many sought-after collaborations over the years.