One of the most sought after sneakers ever also just become possibly the most expensive pair ever. A Hong Kong auction house has sold a pair of the new Back to the Future-inspired Nike Mag shoes for ...
Oh boy, someone out there really wanted a pair of those awesome Back to the Future sneakers. An unnamed buyer at an auction in Hong Kong on Monday bid a whopping $104,000 for the flashy self-lacing ...
Ask any sneakerhead about the most coveted shoe in the world, and most will give you the same answer: The pair Michael J. Fox slipped on in "Back to the Future Part II." The Nike Mag. When the movie ...
Remember that scene in "Back to the Future Part II," when Marty McFly tries on the shoes provided for him by Dr. Emmett Brown in the future? "Power laces!" Marty gushes. "All right!" Well, it's 2016 ...
NEW YORK -- For just $10, you can fight Parkinson's Disease and win a cool pair of sneakers straight from the big screen to your feet. With the first pairs of the famous self-lacing MAG shoes from ...
If you can’t afford the roughly $50,000 resale price tag that comes with the “Back to the Future II”-inspired Nike Mag, don’t worry, there still might be a way for you to channel your inner Marty ...
Back to the Future fans that would like to own a little memorabilia from the second film in the series, Back to the Future Part II, are sure to be interested in these original Nike Mag Shoes which are ...
Great Scott! Nike’s “Back to the Future II”-inspired, self-tying sneakers are finally in the hands of a very small group of ridiculously lucky fans who have already taken to social media to share ...
The new NIKE Mag has been revealed – one with power laces and the ability to start my heart on fire with Back to the Future greatness. These are the NIKE Mag shoes that we saw in Back to the Future II ...
Richard Trenholm was CNET's film and TV editor, covering the big screen, small screen and streaming. A member of the Film Critic's Circle, he's covered technology and culture from London's tech scene ...
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