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Would you pay $720 for self-lacing shoes? | The Tylt
For $720, you can own the world's first self-lacing athletic shoe. Nike's HyperAdapt sneaker comes out on December 1; the shoe's self-lacing mechanism is similar to the automatic buckling of snow boots or roller blades. They're lightweight and rechargeable—but critics say they're heinous. Is a shoe that ties itself the ultimate solution in search of a problem? Do you think these new kicks are sweet—or just stupid? Vote below!
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Would you pay $720 for self-lacing shoes?
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#SelfLacingIsStupid
The future is here—where we're going, we don't need to tie our own shoes!
#SelfLacingIsStupid
Some say the shoes are just gimmicky without any real value.
#SelfLacingIsStupid
Seriously, people are starving, the planet is on fire and these are the solutions we're coming up with?
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They are not recommended by shoe experts at The Shoezeum.
But with the notoriety, the press, and the chance to be like Marty McFly, lots of people want to get their hands on Nike's kicks.
