Nike will introduce self-tying "power laces," as worn by Marty McFly in Back to the Future Part II. In the 1989 movie, the power laces became a reality in 2015.

It should be noted that the Lego x Nike Dunk Low will be released in grade school sizing. The collaboration has a style code of IF2117-100 and its full colorway is Sail/Black/Rush Red. It's expected ...

For a start, the timing would fit (the high-tops or Nike Mags first appeared in Back to the Future II the year 2015) and Nike even patented its own “automatic lacing system” back in 2010.

Nike actually released the Nike Air Mag replicas of Marty’s kicks back in 2011, but were only a limited run of 1500 and didn’t feature power laces.

Fans looking for something different can get their hands on the new dotSWOOSH x Nike Air Force 1 Low “Dirty Triple White" — which arrive looking used. But there's a twist.

Marty McFly (Michael J. Fox) wore Nike Air MAG sneakers with "power laces" in the 1989 movie "Back to the Future Part II." The future is now. "Back to the Future Part II," released in 1989, is one ...

The $120 Nike Go FlyEase is a performance sneaker you can put on or take off without using your hands.

Nike originally filed a patent for self-tying laces back in 2010, but its taken until now for the sports giant to acknowledge it'll be done.

Nike unveils its second-generation self-lacing sneakers, 30 years after the original debut in Back to the Future. You know that feeling when your shoelaces start to get loose, and then they come ...

Nike's newest shoe is a modern take on a the classic Huarache sneaker with laces that can be controlled by Apple's Siri. The Nike Adapt Huarache, which the company announced on Thursday, uses ...

Cheech & Chong, the '70s pot-smoking comedy duo, will be paid homage with an eponymous Nike sneaker on April 20, the unofficial international holiday for marijuana tokers.