We love an unusual pair of Nike sneakers, and we love Nerf toys in all their forms, so the two together? Instant win. The new colour scheme, based on the Nerf Lock’N'Load, was shown off by NBA star Kevin Durant in a game this week, will go on sale next month, and inside the box there’s an extra surprise: a Nerf mini basketball and ball. Check out more pics and details at the source link below.
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Nike has spilled its beans, and we can finally answer all your questions, in order of importance:
Read on for all the juicy info on the most sought-after sneakers of all time.
UPDATE: They’re real. They’re here. They’re on sale tonight! See all the details on the Nike Mag: Back To The Future trainers.
It’s not 2015 just yet, but movie fans are about to go back to the future anyway: Nike is poised to release those self-tying, high top trainers from Back To The Future Part II a reality. Read on to see the video evidence.
Not to be outdone by iTunes Wi-Fi Sync your Nike+ data has also decided to cut the cord. According to iLounge, the new iOS 5 beta 6 released to developers on Friday now prompts Nike+ users that workout data no longer requires iTunes to sync. The previous option to “send workouts to Nike+” via iTunes has been retired.
Bad news, the successor to the Motorola Xoom tablet will not be the Kore. In fact, the Motorola Kore will not even be a smartphone — instead it will be a music fitness device. According to research from Fusible, a filing with the USPTO has revealed the Motorola Kore is an “electronic non medical portable physical activity monitor and fitness device for measuring movement.”
Whether you’re running the London marathon, or watching from the sofa with a bottomless bowl of Skittles, it’s worth checking out Nike’s new GPS watch. The Nike+ SportWatch GPS was one of the surprise stars of this year’s CES show, and it’s now on sale in the UK. But how does it match up to Garmin’s legendary fitness timepieces? Put down that bowl, and read our expert review to find out…
Make of the day: get some old trainers and turn them into your own speaker shoes like NashMoney did with these Nike Air Force Ones. The sneaker hacker says he designed the shoes to “reflect the ingenuity of the Cuban people”.
He built the tricked out Nike Air Force Ones for a Havana Club competition so you won’t be able to buy them. Luckily though, there’s instructions at the link below to show you how to create your own Frankenkicks.
Oh and the first track Nash Money played on his speaker shoes? Hustlin’ by Rick Ross.
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Good morning! While we in Blighty slumbered like big gadget obsessed children, the crack squad of Electricpig reporters at CES 2011 were hunting down some seriously exciting news nuggets. We’ve rounded them up in the CES 2011 roundup that you see before you now. Read on for the skinny on Microsoft Avatar Kinect (clue: it’s science fiction made real!), the Blackberry Playbook getting reading to punch its weight beside the iPad, a quick run out for the Nike+ Sportswatch GPS and much, much more. What are you waiting for? Click through!
