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Nike's new self-lacing basketball shoes can be adjusted with a smartphone
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Here's Why Nike's Auto-Lacing Adapt BB is Well Worth $350 - YouTube
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Whatever Happened To Nike's Self Lacing Shoes?
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Inside Nike's HyperAdapt Self-Lacing Sneakers
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Nike just unveiled the first real power-lacing sneaker, the HyperAdapt 1.0 | TechCrunch
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NIKE's self-lacing sneakers can be controlled from your smartphone
Nike's new self-lacing basketball shoes go on sale Sunday for $400 | Engadget
Air Jordan 11 Will Have Nike's Self-Lacing Tech: Photos
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Nike Adapt BB 2.0 Self Lacing Shoe Review
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