Cool Stuff: Nike’s Marty McFly 2015 Limited Edition Future Sneakers

Posted on Thursday, June 26th, 2008 by Peter Sciretta

This edition of Cool Stuff was too cool to wait until tomorrow. Since the release of Back to the Future: Part II, fans have been trying to convince Nike to produce the futuristic sneakers worn by Marty McFly (played by Michael J Fox). An Internet petition was even started a while back on mcfly2015.com. Well it looks like Nike might have finally decided to release the future sneakers, kinda. Nike will release a limited version of the Hyperdunk, this years most talked about basketball shoe, in a Back tot the Future inspired color scheme. The sneakers are expected to be released later this Summer. Unfortunately, the sneakers don’t tie themselves like the ones shown in the film.

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  • Dan
    YES! There is a God...
  • I'd kill to see the photo of Peter wearing those while on his hover board wearing his Indy hat.
  • They don't really look like the shoes in the movie either, other than a similar color scheme.
  • I got really excited when I just saw these, and then I did some research, that isnt them at all. just has the arrows from the logo. lame...

    but what's not lame is, Im seeing Back To The Future tonight, on the big screen.
  • GregoryV
    i just pulled out my lawn chair and im camping out in front of niketown. hahahaha!
  • Josh
    I just spoke to Niketown Los Angeles -- the shoe comes out July 26th. Since it's limited edition, they'll be handing out wristbands several days prior (they said to check back later on when exactly that'll be). No word on price yet. Hope this helps!
  • Osama
    Down with sillly american sneakers
  • "Unfortunately, the sneakers don’t tie themselves like the ones shown in the film."

    Well DUH - It's only 2008.
  • "Unfortunately, the sneakers don’t tie themselves like the ones shown in the film."

    Well DUH; It's only 2008.
  • Max
    The future looked a lot cooler back in the 80s.
  • JFK
    POWER LACES. Please. We need them yesterday.
  • omg, i'll buy it!
  • But wait wait waaaaiit. These look aalmost nothing like the ones from the movie, except the colourscheme.

    Take a look at these links on how they should look:

    http://www.ketzer.com/backtothefuture/PH_Mattel...

    http://www.ketzer.com/backtothefuture/bttf2_nik...

    Lean mean, clean in its design, high and cool shoes and not bulky like these ones.

    im dissapointed :P
  • dopiestghost
    Please stop whining. The fact that Nike realized one of there pre-existing shoe designs somewhat mirrored the BTTF2 power laces shoe and then went out of their way to sell them in the same color scheme is awesome. They didn't have to do it. The fact that they gave BTTF fans this kind of love is so appreciated, I can live without them being carbon copies.
  • Lighten up. I don't think anybody is heartbroken that they don't look EXACTLY the same.
  • This is a big mistake?, this is not the trainers we want as Back to the future fans. They are not the one in Back to the future part 2. We want the real life Mcfly Nike2015 trainers what was in the movie Back to the future Part 2. Here's the web site and have a look at youtube site. The real one what Marty Mcfly wore in part 2.
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=28Wa5L-fkkM

    Can anybody in the world do a Internet petition on Mcfly's pink Matel Hoverboard the one he was getting chased in the movie.

    Please, please do a Internet petition on Mcfly Matel pink Hoverboard. Same one in Part2

    We as Back to the future fans want real Mcfly2015 trainers and the real pink matel Hoverboard that Marty Mcfly had in bttf2.
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