Nike (@Nike) October 21, 2015 The info sent the sneaker collecting ... and no one I talked to in the store seemed to have any info if the Air Mags would be showing up. Brendan Maloy for Sports ...

It's 2015. We may not have Hoverboards or flying cars, but we will get power laces: the Nike Mag is confirmed for 2015. In 1988, Hatfield created the futuristic-looking sneaker for the film Back ...

And what better time to do it then on BTTF Day itself? This isn't the first time for the Nike Air Mag. In 2011, the company released 1,510 pairs of a sneaker based on the futuristic BTTF 2 ...

Now, it’s been confirmed. Without giving a release date, Tinker confirmed that his team is working as hard as possible to deliver the Nike MAG in 2015 with Power Laces, but also reminded us all ...

The wait is over: Nike has officially unveiled the highly anticipated Nike MAG 2015 Back to the Future shoes. These official images on the pair, which come complete with the power lacing promised ...

Just in time for Back To The Future Day, Nike’s self-lacing shoes are officially here. The shoe giant originally released its “Nike Air Mag” kicks in 2011 that were based on the ...

In 2015, Marty McFly slipped on a pair of Nike ... to re-release the movie's famous sneakers--and from what we've seen, the 2011 Nike MAGs, as they're called, are as slick as the DeLorean DMC ...

In the 1989 movie, the power laces became a reality in 2015. Sure enough ... if the power laces will be introduced with the Nike Air MAG. Nike introduced the MAG in 2011 as an exact replica ...

Nike is set to auction off the 2015 Nike Mag, the same sneakers worn by actor Michael J. Fox in the 1989 sequel "Back To The Future Part II", one of several pop culture touchstones the film ...

Designer Leo Chang took cues from the Nike MAG to create 2015’s edition of the Hyperdunk. Footwear Jun 17, 2015 15.5K Views 0 Comments Comments Text By T.S. Fox Share this article In this ...

The company said the 2015 Nike Mag is a limited edition release and will only be available via auction, with all proceeds going to the Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson's Research.

Fox (@realmikefox) October 21, 2015 In his note, "Tinker" writes, "As the first most celebrated wearer of the Nike Air Mag, we wanted you to be first to receive a 'living pair.'" The note ...