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Nike Designer Says Marty McFly's Power Laces Are Coming Next Year

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If there was one disappointment aboutNike's awesome Back to the Future II Air Mag, it's that the shoes didn't have Marty's power laces (and that they only made 1,500 and neither you nor I own a pair). But Nike designer Tinker Hatfield says that's about to change—power laces are coming in 2015. The future is here!

Yes, as Sole Collector tells it, designer Tinker Hatfield showed up at the Jordan Brand's Flight Lab space in New Orleans yesterday. When asked about power laces, his answer was pretty unequivocal:

"Are we gonna see power laces in 2015? To that, I say YES!"

Sole Collector points out that Hatfield didn't specify whether power laces will show up on the Nike Mag, or some other product, but who cares? POWER LACES PEOPLE. And there's some meaningful chronology here: Marty's self-lacing sneaks, you'll recall were from the year 2015.

Was Nike holding out, making sure they didn't create a time paradox that would unravel the very fabric of the space-time continuum and destroy the entire universe? If so, smart move. 2015 is gonna be awesome.

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For years now i've been replacing shoe laces with black elastic threaded through the holes and left permanently tied .

I just slip them on and don't have to bother tying them .

 

 I shudda patented the idea  :( NIKE owes me millions !!

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For years now i've been replacing shoe laces with black elastic threaded through the holes and left permanently tied .
I just slip them on and don't have to bother tying them .
 
 I shudda patented the idea  :( NIKE owes me millions !!

 

I hope your kidding, I never know with you. :D

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For years now i've been replacing shoe laces with black elastic threaded through the holes and left permanently tied .
I just slip them on and don't have to bother tying them .
 
 I shudda patented the idea  :( NIKE owes me millions !!

 

There am I using shoelaces all these years. :doh:

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I hope your kidding, I never know with you. :D

No i'm not joking  :D I always remove shoelaces and replace them with black round or flat knicker elastic from the haberdashers and leave them tied so they effectively become slip on shoes .

 

Blokes like me sometimes need to jump up out of bed and get dressed and out a house in hurry  , if you catch my drift.   ;) 

 

 

 

i was joking (wishful thinking) about the last bit  :D

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Been wearing shoes without laces for years....don't see why this is relevant or special!

stilletto heel shoes don't have laces .

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No i'm not joking  :D I always remove shoelaces and replace them with black round or flat knicker elastic from the haberdashers and leave them tied so they effectively become slip on shoes.

Why don't you just buy slip ons?

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Why don't you just buy slip ons?

There's not so much choice with slip-ons and i find that in most cases slip on shoes are too tight as i have a high instep and i end up over stretching the elastic and they become sloppy or even split at the vamp.

 

With elastic cord in  normal shoes i can spend a few minutes tailoring to my exact fit and it's a simple matter of replacing the elastic now and again .

 

 

this is me talking cobblers for real  :)

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I take a wide fitting shoe so slip ons are best for me. Also my shoe lace tying is not the best and they come undone after afew hours. Got the stick down straps type as well. They can be adjusted to suit my foot.

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Just need tvs to go back to square shaped and Michael Jackson to be reincarnated and Back to the Future 2 will have ended up quite realistic

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