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FAQ + live marketUpdated 2026-03-11
Nike SB Blazer Low
A clean, low-profile skate shoe with classic Blazer styling that works equally well on and off the board, limited only by thin padding and minimal arch support.
Guide Score
80/100
Very GoodLensLifestyle
Comfort5/10
Durability6/10
SizingTrue to size
WidthStandard fit
Dress codeCasual
This is our 0-100 guide score for the shoe overall. Higher is better. It is not a stock number or a price score.
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Key facts
- Popularity: Consistent seller in both skate and lifestyle markets
- Comfort: Good board feel, minimal cushioning for walking
- Fit: Generally true to size, slim profile
- Value: Affordable at $75-85 retail
- Use case: Skating, casual daily wear, versatile styling
- Risk: Thin sole wears down fast with heavy skating
Shoe intelligence
Comfort 5/10Durability 6/10True to sizeSkatingEveryday
Guide
Full breakdown
The Nike SB Blazer Low is the skateboarding version of Nike's classic Blazer silhouette, adapted with a vulcanized sole, suede or leather upper, and added padding around the collar for board feel and protection. It has been a staple in the Nike SB lineup for years, sitting alongside the Dunk Low as one of the most versatile shoes in the skate and lifestyle space.
Questions answered
FAQ
Is the Nike SB Blazer Low good for skating?
Yes, it is a well-regarded skate shoe with excellent board feel thanks to the vulcanized sole construction. Traction is reliable and the suede upper holds up to grip tape abrasion. It is best suited for technical street skating.
How does the SB Blazer Low compare to the SB Dunk Low?
The Dunk Low has more cushioning and a thicker sole, making it better for impact-heavy skating. The Blazer Low offers better board feel and a slimmer profile. For lifestyle wear, both are equally versatile.
Does the SB Blazer Low run true to size?
Most skaters and casual wearers find it true to size. The slim profile means wider feet may want to go half size up, but the break-in is minimal.
Is the SB Blazer Low comfortable for all-day wear?
It is comfortable for casual wear but the minimal cushioning means it is not ideal for long walks or standing all day. The flat sole and thin insole provide good ground feel but limited arch support.
How durable is the SB Blazer Low?
The suede upper holds up reasonably well against grip tape, but the thin vulcanized sole wears through faster than cupsole alternatives like the Dunk. Heavy skaters may go through soles in 2-3 months of regular sessions.
Sources & methodology
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