NIKE has moved the history of footwear forward.
When you put on shoes, you have to use your hands to tie the laces and open the opening. The new "Nike Go Flyease" has revolutionized such a common practice.
The "Fly-Ease" series started with the goal of making it easier to put on and take off shoes. Various models have been released so far, but this is the first to be completely hands-free.
They can be worn simply by putting weight on them, while lifting the heel lifts the sole, allowing them to be taken off smoothly.
The bistable hinge makes this revolutionary system possible. The sole deforms into a mountain fold, helping to keep the shoe stable whether the opening is wide open or closed.
Nike Go Flyease ¥13,000 +TAX
Another detail not to be missed is the Nike Go FlyEase Tensioner (tension regulator). This makes it even easier to remove the shoes with just your feet.
Nike Go Flyease ¥13,000 +TAX each
They are available in three colors. Combined with a structure that looks like a mix of sandals and sneakers, the result is a look with a somewhat futuristic atmosphere.
Wheelchair fencing champion Bebe Vio commented on the launch as follows
Usually it takes me a very long time to put on my shoes. With the Nike Go FlyEase, all you have to do is put your foot in and put your weight on it. This is a new technology that can be used in real life for all people, not just athletes with disabilities.
The Nike Go FlyEase, which enriches people's lives, will go on sale by invitation only to select Nike members on Monday, February 15. General sales are scheduled for the second half of 2021, so please be patient.
