Nike will release a new generation of shoes
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Nike will release a new generation of shoes

In the coming year, the sports brand Nike is going to release sneakers that resemble the shoes of the protagonist of the sci-fi movie "Back to the Future 2".

Tinker Hatfield, Head of Innovation at Nike, said: "The model is named Nike MAG 2015 and will be manufactured with the latest Power Laces technology, which will allow athletic shoes to self-lace up based on the fullness of a particular person's leg."

In the coming year, the sports brand Nike is going to release sneakers that resemble the shoes of the protagonist of the fantastic movie "Back to the Future 2" ("Back to the Future ...
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