Your grandpa would love the straps on these, but that doesn’t mean you can’t. Velcro helps you avoid having to worry about tying these, and gives a whole new meaning to “staying strapped.” Nike’s next TZ Blazers are these High-top Lux models, meaning the leather is premium and full-grain.

Five velcro straps cross over the top of the standard Blazer silhouette, giving a very different look to these from your traditional laced model. The standard vulcanized sole has also been changed, as a different texture is used here, in a matching black hue. The last black Blazer we saw came in the HUF x Nike SB Capsule Collection, and it somehow could not have looked less similar. Which look do you prefer–All black or Americana?

After showing you numerous photos of both the rust-colored Air Zoom Toki and the Blazer Mid Supreme, they have now showed up at 21 Mercer Street for purchase. Rust-colored sneakers will always raise some eyebrows whether it be positively or negatively; yet, one cannot deny that these two sneakers are very stylish and classy.

Obviously, both sneakers feature a 100% rust-colored premium leather-clad base combined with a clean, white vulcanized rubber. They also contain some detailed stitching, a perforated swoosh and embossed Nike logo tags on the heel panel. In addition, both sneakers are finished with a soft, white inner lining. Click here to view detailed photos.

A couple of weeks ago, we showed you the entire HUF x Nike SB Blazer Capsule Collection which includes everything from t-shirts to caps to jackets. However, the majority of you are only focusing your attention on the shoes involved in the collection. With that said, here we have detailed photos of both Nike SB Blazer Mid colorways.

Obviously, this sneaker draws most, if not all of its inspiration from the infamous Converse Chuck Taylor. It contains a 100% canvas base combined with a white vulcanized rubber sole and white shoelaces. It also features Nike and Huf tag logos throughout the upper in various places. This joint effort will release in two colorways on November 7th, 2009 at select retailers. Until then, click here to view detailed photos.

Lately, Nike has applied the rustic colorway to a number of its silhouettes including the Air Flytop and the Air Zoom Toki. In addition, Nike will unleash the Blazer Mid in the aforementioned color scheme.

It simply features a 100% rust-colored premium leather-clad base combined with a clean, white vulcanized rubber. It also contains some detailed stitching, an embossed Nike logo tag on the tongue and a perforated swoosh. To finish it off, this Blazer is complimented with a soft, white inner lining. This tier zero will release on November 2nd, 2009 at select retailers. Click here to view detailed photos.

Last year, we frequently thought that it was the ‘Year of the Dunk’ seeing that we spotted more Dunk colorways than we could handle during 2008. Likewise, we have seen a plethora of Blazer this year. Is this the ‘Year of the Blazer’?

The latest Blazer features a predominately team red colored base mixed with a white vulcanized sole. As a nice color contrast accent, this shoe also possesses yellow details in the form of the swoosh and the Nike tag logos seen on the tongue and heel panel. This may be a nice pickup for you USC fans out there! Available now at Cali Roots. Click here to view additional photos.

A couple of weeks ago, we informed you of the Nike Blazer Mid ND Black/Red releasing at select retailers, namely Nike Sportswear. However, we have also spotted its counterpart (if you will) at retailers such as Bows & Arrows.

Similar to the aforementioned black/red Blazer, this particular sneaker features a 100% suede upper combined with a white vulcanized rubber sole. Yet, this time we see it in done up in grey. In addition, the vertical stitching on the sole and the perforated swoosh are also visible as well. As stated earlier, you can pick this up now at Bows & Arrows.

When we first got a look at the black canvas Blazer in this collection, we assumed it would only ever be a sample and nothing more. However, we’ve learned that not only is that sneaker releasing, a second pair of shoes, matching t-shirt, jacket and hat are releasing also.

Nike SB worked with HUF for the collection, drawing inspiration from the blue collar aesthetic. The second pair in the pack that we’re seeing for the first time is a white Blazer, also in canvas. Like its black brother, its features all stem directly from the Converse Chuck Taylor. A detail we had not seen in the original photos is the HUF label on the upper panel. The entire collection will release exclusively at all three HUF locations on November 7.

Click here for pics of the whole collection.