Subject: It will be the first mass produced sneaker
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Posted on: 08/26/2016 09:59:10 AM
Reed then returned to cheap nike air max the scene on Kerr Avenue near South Parkway and started arguing with his uncle and a neighbor. Police said Reed then pulled a gun on the neighbor, demanded money, and fired a shot. The neighbor told police he pretended to have been shot, then crouched behind Reed's car and put all of his belongings on the hood of the vehicle. Reed then demanded his tennis shoes. The neighbor took his shoes off and ran across the street.
Police said Reed then turned his gun on nike men uk his uncle and his uncle's girlfriend, shooting at both of them as they ran away. The girlfriend was shot in the knee and taken to the hospital in non critical condition. After chasing his uncle, police said Reed then turned his gun on another neighbor, demanding everything he had in his pockets. A short time after Reed left the scene, he was shot on Waldorf Avenue near Marjorie Street. While at the hospital, the two neighbors identified him as the man responsible for robbing them and shooting at them. Reed is charged with three counts of attempted first degree murder, two counts of aggravated robbery, and aggravated burglary. Copyright 2016 WMC Action News 5. All rights reserved. Nike is taking innovation to a whole new level; its shoes now lace themselves. The Beaverton, Oregon, company announced on Wednesday the Nike HyperAdapt 1. 0, the first sneaker with "power lacing. " After a decade spent securing patents, the company has unveiled an adaptive sneaker that it said was self lacing and self fitting. It will be the first mass produced sneaker of its kind, the sportwear giant said. "We think this is going to change the way all shoes are made in nike running shoes men the future, " the shoe's creator and lead Nike designer, Tinker Hatfield, told CNBC.
The shoe has been 30 plus years in the making since the release of "Back to the Future" Nike CEO Mark Parker told CNBC's "Squawk on the Street" during the company's innovation summit Thursday morning. "We're not seeing consumers backing off of really innovative products...that's what we're all about, " he said. According to Nike, the shoe automatically adjusts to the athlete's foot, and can be adjusted by plus and minus buttons located on the sides of the sneaker. The shoe's stitching combines the FlyWeave and FlyWire technology that Nike had previously introduced. "I think there's a wide range of people that are really interested in this whole self lacing, adaptive performance, " said Parker on nike roshe run women the shoe's market. "Obviously, you have the Sneaker Heads who are all over it.
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