Nike's new app-connected shoes reportedly fail after faulty update | Mashable
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Nike's Adapt BB self-lacing sneakers let you tie your shoes from an app - The Verge
What Might Happen If Brands Try to Copy Nike's Auto-Lacing Technology | Complex
Here's Why Nike's Auto-Lacing Adapt BB is Well Worth $350 - YouTube
How do Nike's self-lacing sneakers work? - CSMonitor.com
Nike to unveil 'Back to the Future' self-tying power laces in 2015
Nike unveils its first self-lacing sneaker – Chicago Tribune
NIKE releases its third self-lacing sneaker, the 'adapt auto max'
Nike Is Finally Releasing the 'Back to the Future' Self-Lacing Sneakers
Nike Adapt Auto Max 01 CZ0232-002 Release Info | SneakerNews.com
Nike raffles Mag self-lacing shoes from Back to the Future II
Nike Adapt BB 'Nike Mag' Self Lacing Shoes Size 14 Mens AO2582-002 Wolf Grey | eBay
Future is now: Nike's next self-lacing shoe hitting shelves | CBC News
Nike raffles Mag self-lacing shoes from Back to the Future II
We wear-test the self-lacing Nike MAG. It's awesome! - YouTube
Back to the Future's Self-Lacing Nikes Are Finally Real | WIRED
Nike's 'Back to the Future' self-lacing basketball shoes will go on sale in 2019 - Entertainment
Nike Debuts the First-Ever Self-Lacing Shoe | Architectural Digest
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Nike's new shoes are self-lacing and must be charged like a goddamn cell phone - SBNation.com
How Nike Built the HyperAdapt, the Self-Lacing Sneaker of Our Dreams | WIRED
Auto-Lacing Sneakers Are Not the Future | Complex
Dope Tech: Self-Lacing Nike Mag! - YouTube
Nike's new self-lacing basketball shoes can be adjusted with a smartphone
Air Jordan 11 Will Have Nike's Self-Lacing Tech: Photos
Opinion | Nike's self-lacing shoes are our latest self-destructive nostalgia trip - The Washington Post
