cheap nike shoes has filed a patent for a self-lacing shoe that resembles the sneakers from "Back to the Future 2" so closely, one has to wonder whether a hover-board and flux capacitor could be far behind.
There is currently no timetable for when these men nike dunk sb may hit the market, but the patent shoes indicate that Nike is definitely working on the technology.
That means, you drag a switch, and Nike Shoes Online Store tightens as if you just pull and tighten the laces classics. The switch activates a motor that rolls or place a spool of thread distributed throughout the shoe. When the coils of wire in the shoe tightens on the shaft supported by various rods.
Naturally, the system requires a source of food and to buy nike shoes has a battery on board. However, the patent reveals that Nike has not decided there go with a USB or mini USB port to charge the shoe. It's writeen by shen206 on 08.28.
Subject: Nike Planing for self-lacing shoes 
Sat Aug 28, 2010 12:19 am