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Marty McFly's Self-Lacing Sneaker From 'Back to the Future: Part II' Just Sold for $100,000 - Maxim
Nike to release self-lacing 'Back to the Future' shoes in 2015 | Consequence of Sound
Back To The Future Nike MAG With Power Laces To Launch In 2015 - Business Insider
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Nike reveals $350 'Marty McFly' Adapt BB self lacing sneakers controlled by an app | Daily Mail Online
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NIKE Teases Separate 2015 Re-Release of 2011 Back to the Future Shoe, Power Laces intact [Video] - SlashGear
Nike Unveils New Self-Lacing Sneakers on Back to the Future Day | Fortune
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Back to the Future shoe sells for nearly $100k - BBC News
Nike self-lacing shoes arrive in November - Business Insider
How Much Are Nike Mag Back to the Future Sneakers | Sole Collector
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Nike cuts price of its self-lacing shoes, but they're still not cheap - CNET