What's inside Nike FlyEase Shoes? 

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Good looking statue as well.

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When I started watching this video I was like: HOW DO I KNOW THIS IS LINK AND DAN

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Man it’s been a few years

If they finish everything opened up for a review, perhaps they may open up themselves and show us what's inside them!!

yeah the price is usually lower but due to resellers buying em and reselling for 300 more than what NIKE puts em as, the price has gone up alot. They ruined it

@@raymondsd6327 yeah also RU-vidrs buying up stock to.. cut them open…..

Now they have them for about 100 bucks on the Nike website and they have sizes 3.5-13

Accessible for the rich

They mean accessible for people with disabilities, but yeah. A lot of things related to being disabled are really expensive. Wheelchairs cost way more than those shoes. It really is a problem when people are stuck without the assistance devices that would give them more independence and/or less pain because they can't afford it.

If i remember well, the retail price was under 100USD, but it seems most of the shoes landed at resellers who are now asking 200+ dollars for it and this is a pitty. On the other hand it seem this was just a good advertisment for nike, if they would care the people, then they would produce it again…

Just the brand name, product itself $20

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I passed out when I read this

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My words EXACTLY

you should try pull tie elastic laces. they are 1 hand operated and can be fit to any shoe with existing laces.

accessible shoes existed forever, nike just made it with bright colours and cheap gimmicks. i work with problem feet often. the full zipper shoe in specific would be useless, the first part you start to rub in a shoe is the back, where the heel counter sits. good companies make a hard plastic heel counter with leather to reduce friction and wear. having your heel rubbing on a plastic zipper would likely cause a nasty blister. and the people that these shoes are targeted to are likely people with low mobilty/diabetes. typically people with diabetes have 0 feeling in their feet, so what to you and i would be a nasty blister, to them would be an open infected wound. that being said, the shoe that you can slip into from the top and the back closes in on you is a demonstration of true accessible design. until you realize a major oversight that you now have a shoes made of 2 parts *quite literally* held together with elastic. so that would last maybe 4 months of daily use before you notice the elastic stretch and eventually wear out or snap/break. so if you are disabled, high income (those don't mix generally) and don't mind waiting for another pair of shoes to come in the mail every 6 months. these are the shoes for you no doubt.

Fr fr I wana get my dad these shoes he just wants comfortable easy shoes to throw on he wear shoes all the time

It was a limited run, so actually the only way to get them is to pay the 500$ resell price

@@eastonchristensen3601 or even smarter idea wait for Nike to make it not limited.

@@amosm1091 not going to happen, I don’t think you understand what a limited run means😂

@@eastonchristensen3601 limited run, as a daily driver to someone who is physically impared it would last them maybe a year at best. nike is not your friend, unless you deal with trafficking children in Malaysia to make shoes for you idk.

Nice self-promoting.

Yeah, nobody should support Chinese slave labor