Nike Blazer Mid 77 First Use Orange DC3433-800

Get yourself a pair of Nike Blazer Mid 77 First Use Orange as fast as possible because this particular colourway won't stay up on the racks for much longer! If you want your sneaker scores to break your own record, then you better not slow down. As of now, the sneaker realms have multiple colourways from the Nike Blazer trainers for running series. For example, White Light Pink, Cream Glacier Ice, Zebra White, Leopard Sail, etc. However, this First Use Orange sits at the top of the sneaker charts because of the OG Swoosh design and, of course, the bright colourway. Let's learn some more about it.

We already have a lot of boots and trainers flaunting the First Use theme. Even First Use Royal Blue might run alongside this orange flavoured treat. Carolyn Davidson's original design from 1971 was a massive success for sure! The Swoosh logo that was once only designed for a few of the releases is now known worldwide! For this iteration, Blazer Mid boot wears the modern and classic Swoosh both. Make sure you follow @FastSoleUK for updates and all the latest sneaker release news.

First of all, the chic colour palette of rusty orange has to make you fall for it. As you can see, the entire upper body flaunts the tonal shades of orange all over, including the eyelets, laces, tongue tab, and inner lining. Contrarily, the Blazer Mid 77 midsole ops with the cleanest shade of white. As a result, the tongue label and the Nike Swoosh logos (modern and vintage) follow the white cue. A metallic gold Swoosh deubre on the midfoot is like a cherry on top! The orange tones were already looking regal. But this metallic gold appearance takes it up a notch.

Now, let's see what this shoe is made of. You can spot a messy and fuzzy texture from the suede eyelets and the guarding flaps on the forefoot. This texture is totally different from the suede upper body. Likewise, the mesh inner lining joins the theme with its own charms. Even the padding foam inside the tongue tab hits the bright orange shade. Carolyn's OG Nike Swoosh embroidery pops off along with "First Use July 18, 1971" writing on the lateral wall. Finally, the white midsole and black collar counter complete the look.

Nike Blazer Mid 77 First Use Orange will release soon via listed UK and European retailers. Don't miss this fresh orange summer treat!

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