Based on Nike executives and Tinker Hatfield, the engineer who initially developed the shoe for To the Future Two; Nike has manafactured some prototypes; however they are less than ready to hit the mainstream market yet.
Hopefully, this immaculate shoe will be released in the near future and you never know; maybe Apple will merge with Nike to make the first iShoe.
Speculation aside; the technology on this shoe is unlike anything that’s have you been produced by Nike or other shoe manafacturer for that matter, so if it will go into the mainstream market; there’s a strong possibility its release may cause an uproar upstaging the discharge from the iPhone not too long ago. This shoe is innovation at its finest using the aesthetic features to boot-pun intended.
Michael Jordan, Lebron, Kobe Bryant, Steve Nash and Michael J. Fox all have a couple of things in common, a killer jumpshot along with a shoe endorsement cope with Nike. We are all aware Teen Wolf had some serious skills on the basketball court, but now Marty McFly has their own shoe inspired by the classic 1989 film, To the Future Two referred to as ‘Nike MAG.’
Futuristic is definitely an understatement when describing this shoe so if you feel a sneakerhead; this shoe deserves its glass case, because only 1500 pairs were released and every shoe ranged between $4,100-$8,000 for auction recently on E-Bay while proceeds visited the Michael J. Fox foundation for Parkinson’s research.
The Nike MAG is the company’s first rechargeable shoe, and may glow for five hours between charges with an LED powered Nike logo.