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Nike Blazer Mid 77 LX Black White Variant:42 The Doernbecher Freestyle Program givesNike Blazer Mid 77 LX Black White The 1972 Classic in Black and White The story of the Nike Blazer begins in December 1972, when Nike launched its first basketball model, named in honor of the NBA's Portland Trail Blazers. George "Iceman" Gervin of the San Antonio Spurs was the first player to wear them on the court, leaving adidas to become the first athlete sponsored by Nike. Over the years, the silhouette transcended basketball to establish itself