Nike has made some shoes that you can lace up with your smartphone - Telecoms.com
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Running: Nike Vaporfly 4% trainers boost elite athletes' performance by up to 1.7%, study finds | Daily Mail Online
Nike Adapt BB self-lacing sneaker ushers in new era for wearables | Vogue Business
Nike's Self-Lacing Adapt BB Basketball Shoe Is Actually Smart | WIRED
Nike's latest Joyride Run Flyknit sneaker creates the feeling of "running on bubbles"
Welcome to the future: Nike launches self-tying shoe - Independent.ie
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Technological doping: The science of why Nike Alphaflys were banned from the Tokyo Olympics - BBC Science Focus Magazine
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Nike's new Flyease Go shoes snap right onto your feet | Braceworks Custom Orthotics
Nike's inventive lace-free shoes are winning the internet; check them out | Lifestyle News,The Indian Express
Nike's 2020 Olympics shoes use features from its Vaporfly design — Quartz
Nike Unveils New Running Technologies and "Nature Amplified" Design Ethos - Nike News
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Nike unveils new Joyride technology, which fills shoes with tiny beads to make them more comfortable | The Independent | The Independent
Nike shelves Viperfly amid fear it could wipe out Bolt's records
Faulty Update Bricks Nike 'Self-Lacing' Smart Shoes | PCMag
What Might Happen If Brands Try to Copy Nike's Auto-Lacing Technology | Complex
Nike LEBRON 12: Engineered for Explosiveness - Nike News
World Athletics announces further revisions on their rules governing shoe technology
Nike Go FlyEase Hands-Free Shoe - Nike News
Olympics Highlight New Nike Running Footwear Technologies
Controversial Nike Vaporflys to escape ban but running shoe rules will tighten | Athletics | The Guardian
