Chances are, when you take a fresh pair of running shoes out of the box, you don't give the laces much thought besides maybe admiring their bright, perfectly un-dirtied hue. And hey, that's ...

NEW YORK -- "Back to the Future" fans can soon wear self-lacing shoes similar the ones worn by Marty McFly in the 1989 movie. Nike has unveiled the first adaptive lacing shoe - HyperAdapt 1.0. "When ...

Blisters, foot pain and black toenails are common problems for runners. Before you rush out and spend money on new running shoes, change the way you lace your shoes for a free fix. The impact of shoe ...

Puma spent the last three years working on this new self-lacing shoe. That's much longer than the ten-month development cycle for the Autodisc, mainly because for the Fi, Puma needed to find the sweet ...

Ever since I saw Michael J. Fox using those self-lacing shoes as Marty McFly in Back to the Future back when I was a kid, I’ve wanted to see that kind of technology in action. Needless to say, I’ve ...

Nike's Back to the Future II self-lacing shoes, the HyperAdapt 1.0, are not only real, they now have an official release date: November 28. For "sneakerheads" and fans of the hit 1989 movie, the ...

Nike has some competition. Though the company has gotten a lot of attention for its Back to the Future-inspired HyperAdapt sneakers, it's not the only brand working on self-lacing shoes. Almost a year ...

But now Nike is preparing the next-gen self-lacing Adapt BB 2.0 shoes, designed by Ben Nethongkome. The new shoes feature fore-foot Zoom, compared to the Cushion used in the original Adapt BB shoes.

Grab Walmart’s Oxford-style lace-up shoes for just $15, down from $85. Designed for comfort and support, shoppers love them.

“Back to the Future: Part II” has had fans waiting in anticipation for the technology of the future for decades, like hoverboards, flying cars, and self-lacing shoes. Unfortunately, none of these ...