Tag: shoes
Nike working on self-tying Back To The Future II shoes, because it’d be stupid not to
Adidas Boost running trainer bringing the bounce on February 13
"This will change running forever." That's the claim Adidas are levelling at their latest running shoes, the Adidas Boost trainers, set to launch on February 13. Little is known about the shoes at present ahead of next week's launch, but…
iShoes: Apple patent smart sneakers
We've known for a while now that Apple are looking into the possibilities of wearable tech. So far it's seemed most likely that the company will produce a smart watch device that could pair with an iOS gadget to share…
Nike McFly Hyperdunks: Back to the Future II footgear? Not quite.
Sorry to disappoint all your back to the future fans, but the Nike Hyperdunks are more “inspired” than “copied” from the pair Marty wore in Back to the Future.
Gameboy boots for fun-loving 70s rockers
At first glance, they might look like stage wear for Kiss, but in fact these Gameboy boots are for everyday wear – in Japan at least…
Halo shoes – for the man who has everything to do with Halo, apart from the shoes
They’re by Adidas. They have the Halo logo on them. They are black, which is definitely the best colour choice for an item of clothing aimed at teenage males who are into Halo. It’s quite subtly done, but chances are you still wouldn’t really want people to see you wearing them.
Here they are:
Stay on the bleeding edge of fashion with Nike and KDDi Communications' blood-red shoes
A product is never just a single product these days, with convergence being more popular than this year than touch-screens, believe it or not. Just look at how many applications and features the most popular touch-screen product of all time is…
Nike is making leaps and bounds in the tech-convergence field, with their Nike + iPod shoes, and now their collaboration with Japan’s…
BamZ – let your feet do the talking
Fancy flashing messages from your shoes as you walk down the street? Probably not – but BamZ are aimed at kids rather than adults, who might like the idea of converting their shoes to walking message boards. Essentially, BamZ are…
