Supreme x Zoom Blazer Mid QS SB "Denim"

The legendary skater model reimagined with one of the most comfortable Nike technologies to this day. The Nike Blazer needs no introduction, loved by skaters, musicians, surfers or fashionistas all around the world. The silhouette got into everyones heart by its simplicity and durability. This model is one of the few models, that looks better beat down, than fresh out the box. So go do some damage on these, they will hold, no worries. Even the price is friendly, so you can spend more on new wheels for your deck. Some people prefer High, some prefer the Low version, they both work perfectly, so pick your preference, or get both, lows for hot summers and highs for windy autumns. And if that’s not enough for you, they even put Nike Zoom technology in the soles, making the classic SB Blazer even comfier. They are so comfy, you’ll have to set an alarm before going to bed, because there is a real danger, that you would fall asleep in them.

The idea for Nike SB was inspired by two key events in the late 1990s – the resurgence of skateboarding's popularity and the release of the Nike Dunk, a basketball shoe that skateboarders began to adopt for its design and durability. Nike SB officially launched in March 2002 with four initial Dunk Low Pro colorways. This marked Nike's dedicated entry into the skateboarding market. Nike SB has collaborated with numerous professional skateboarders, such as Paul Rodriguez, Stefan Janoski, and Eric Koston, to create signature shoe models tailored to their individual skateboarding styles. In 2023, the brand launched another collaborative Dunk silhouette with Yuto Horigome - the winner of the first Olympics in skateboarding. Its devotion to skateboarding got Nike SB to launch a dedicated app called "Nike SB" to cater to the skateboarding community. The app provides skate-related content, news, and product releases. The brand is known for its creative and unique themes for sneaker releases. Some themes have included fast food chains like McDonald's and Starbucks, as well as collaborations with skate shops and artists.