The world got its first glimpse of the Nike Air Mag in 1989, when Marty McFly sported a pair in Back to the Future ... power-lacing shoes were possible. In fact, not only were they possible ...

Ask any sneakerhead about the most coveted shoe in the world, and most will give you the same answer: The pair Michael J. Fox slipped on in "Back to the Future Part II." The Nike Mag. When the ...

The first person to receive a pair of the company's "Back to the Future" self-lacing shoes is the franchise's star Michael J. Fox, according to a Nike designer. Nike shoe designer Tinker Hatfield ...

Inventor developing self-tightening shoes channels sci-fi classic. Sept. 20, 2010 — -- Set in the not-so-far future of 2015, Michael J. Fox's time traveling adventure "Back to the Future 2 ...

Michael J. Fox wore a brand new pair of self-lacing "Back to the Future" sneakers to the "Jimmy Kimmel Live" show Wednesday. He didn't just show up in the futuristic shoes. He arrived on stage as ...

Back To The Future Pt. II is, unequivocally ... and they went for over $3,000 a pop. The shoes were auctioined on eBay over a 10-day period and all proceeds benefited The Michael J.

It's been over 25 years since "Back to the Future: Part II" hit theaters and the world was introduced to marvels like the hoverboard and Nike Air Mag self-lacing shoes. You still can't get a ...

The first time I saw Back to the Future II there were a few things that I really wanted from the movie. I wanted that hover board, the DeLorean, and those Nike shoes that laced themselves.

The fictitious Nike shoes that Marty McFly rocked in Back to the Future II, the self-lacing ones that a young me would describe as "totally sweet," are going to be real. Yes, it looks like the ...

[Nike] announced Tuesday the release of the 2016 Nike MAG, featuring power laces, made famous in Back to the Future: Part II. Only 89 pairs were made. They shoes will be raffled off ($10 a ticket ...

It’s time once again to discuss the concept of self-lacing shoes made famous by Back to the Future II, because somebody new has taken an IRL shot at it. And while we’ve seen others tackle self ...