Nike Blazer Mid '77

50 years after the birth of the genre, hip hop is still influencing streetwear. Nike shoes have always been an integral part of this culture—both influencing and being influenced by iconic musicians, artists and fans. Celebrate half a century of art and culture with platinum details like a microphone charm. Lace up and get spinning.

Throw Ya Hands Up

August 11, 1973 is known as the day hip hop was born. Music makers and lovers came together at 1520 Sedgwick Avenue for the now famous "Back to School Jam," which changed the course of music history and helped kick off the movement that became hip hop as we know it.

Walk This Way

Elevate your look to platinum status with a microphone charm and and metallic gray Swoosh.

Rapper's Delight

The sockliner features a Nike logo inspired by the "Parental Advisory" label, and the tongue features a logo that pays homage to classic performer posters.

More Benefits

• Leather upper and exposed needlework create a clean look that's easy to style.
• Vulcanized construction fuses the sole to the upper for a flexible, broken-in feel.
• Rubber sole with herringbone pattern adds traction and durability.

Product Details

• Padded collar
• Foam midsole
• Rubber sole

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.