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. Sure enough, next year is when Nike ...

But it didn't. "We were leaving the launch event in a car and [Nike CEO] Mark [Parker] says to me, 'That was great. How long is it going to take to make them with auto-laces?'" Beers recalled.

NEW YORK—I just got to try on new Nikes that I never have to lace up, the futuristic sneaks Nike has been talking about for years. Unveiled to much hoopla at a New York event Wednesday ...

“Our laces replicate the weave of 1985 Nike basketball laces, meaning they are custom woven ... these are wider than usual (but not “fat”), custom-dyed and boast a higher thread count. But Yo Fox!

So all of that was great, obviously, but what wasn’t great about these shoes—called the Nike Air Mag—was that they lacked one key feature: the self-tying power laces that blew McFly’s mind ...

Inside the first Nike Adapt BB shoe is what Nike describes as an "intricate lace engine" that advances the state of shoelaces for the first time in hundreds of years. When you first put the Nike ...

If there was one disappointment about Nike’s awesome Back to the Future II Air Mag, it’s that the shoes didn’t have Marty’s power laces (and that they only made 1,500 and neither you nor I ...

While Nike’s Air Max 90 “Bacon” reissue ... Featuring a streaked red base with white accents — akin to fat marbling on a slab of bacon — the laces are pretty convincing.

It’s the most-tested piece of footwear Nike has ever released. Athletes, ranging from high schoolers to pros, wore it for more than 27,000 miles on the court. Laces were snapped. Circuits were ...

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] propels Nike FitAdapt into the fast-paced ...